Ted Snider

1 week ago | original.antiwar.com | Ted Snider

On April 17, the U.S. presented Ukrainian and European officials with a framework for peace that declared itself “the final offer.” On April 23, Ukrainian and European officials, denying the “final offer” statement, presented the U.S. with an alternative peace plan of their own. Western officials and media have complained that the U.S. plan is Russian influenced. That is not a fair accusation.

2 weeks ago | vitaminretailer.com | Linda Woolven |Ted Snider

Inflammation may be behind your pain—physical and psychological. Curcumin may be the answer to both. That the lurking behind that pain you’re experiencing is uncontrolled inflammation is no surprise. That that same inflammation is behind your psychological pain comes as a big surprise. Emerging evidence is pointing to inflammation as an important factor in depression. Curcumin may be your answer to both problems. The active ingredient in the herb turmeric, curcumin is powerfully anti-inflammatory.

2 weeks ago | original.antiwar.com | Ted Snider

On April 22, U.S. President Donald Trump did an interview with Time on his first one hundred days in office. On foreign policy he made two bold claims. The first was that he would successfully conclude diplomatic deals in the Ukrainian-Russian war and in Iran. The second was that he wouldn’t mind expanding American territory. Neither claim is entirely new, but elements of each were made with greater clarity than before.

2 weeks ago | libertarianinstitute.org | Ted Snider

On April 22, U.S. President Donald Trump did an interview with Time on his first one hundred days in office. On foreign policy he made two bold claims. The first was that he would successfully conclude diplomatic deals in the Ukrainian-Russian war and in Iran. The second was that he wouldn’t mind expanding American territory. Neither claim is entirely new, but elements of each were made with greater clarity than before.

2 weeks ago | investigaction.net | Ted Snider

« Il y a deux façons de gérer l’Iran », a déclaré le président américain Donald Trump, « militairement, ou vous concluez un accord ». Le conseiller à la sécurité nationale Mike Waltz a plaidé en faveur d’une solution militaire ; La directrice du renseignement national, Tulsi Gabbard, et le vice-président, JD Vance, ont plaidé en faveur de la diplomatie. Trump a opté pour la diplomatie.