Jeanie Hannaman

By Andrew Gondy, The American Spectator - The crises in Sudan are not abstract statistics; they are measured in skipped meals, improvised shelters, and miles walked to reach clean water. Millions suffer silently as foreign attention remains on Putin or Netanyahu, but Sudan still deserves our attention. A country so deeply broken will not be helped by a regime change or funneling money to evil militant factions, but by determined organizations trying to bridge the gap between what international agencies can provide and what communities actually need.

By James H. McGee, The American Spectator - What can we expect from the Alaska summit between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin? Is this the result of Trump’s recent pressure campaign and the potential ramping up of “sanctions,” even those by another name, such as the tariffs being levied on India? Is it war weariness in Russia, however difficult such a development is to discern? Does it reflect Putin’s belief that by pounding Ukraine relentlessly in the last several months, he’s created a framework for “taking the win”? Will it be merely symbolic, or can something genuine be achieved?