The Harris body-count warning: Few people are talking about it this election cycle but Mark Alexander has one reminder for Americans: Never, ever, ever forget the deadly consequences of abject foreign policy ineptitude

Eighty-five years since its outbreak, World War II continues to shape the world: Mark Wegierski offers a précis of some of the ideological consequences of the war

The cheat is on: Everywhere you look and turn, argue Erik Gregory & Todd Gregory, institutional forces are working overtime to try and bring about a victory by Kamala Harris and a continuation of Barack Obama's policies

J.D. Vance is mostly right about women having children, it's not controversial: J.D. Vance has had every single thing he's said as an adult combed over for the slightest hint of controversy and some relatively recent thoughts on children have sparked some if it, reports Rachel Alexander

I'm not impressed! Fed balance sheet reduction in context: Have you been impressed by the US Federal Reserve's "improving" balance sheet? Some are but Mike Maharrey says looking behind the curtain reveals the truth of the situation

Are EU leaders terrified of being held accountable for NATO?: European leaders are apparently afraid at the prospect of a Donald Trump presidency and a need for them to start paying more for their defence. That's good, responds Richard Holt

Tradition and liberty in science fiction and fantasy: Part Seven – Cyberpunk: Mark Wegierski examines the subgenre of "future shock"

Looming 'clean' energy disasters off our coasts: One broken wind turbine blade shut down Massachusetts beaches recently. Paul Driessen asks what will happen if a hurricane slams that same area?

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