A review of the twenty-eight-point plan for peace in Ukraine by President Donald J. Trump, and of the history leading up to the war.
The era of the two Presidents named Bush is over, but some Republicans don't want to admmit that in the context of the Ukraine war.
Biden, as Vice-President, demanded the coverup of an intelligence report of the dim view Ukrainians took of his family's business dealings.
Volodymyr Zelensky, never before known for sartorial splendor, took care to wear a suit and at least attempt to impress.
As Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin land in Anchorage, Alaska, Trump tries to further his reputation as The Peace President.
Russian influence abroad is now limited, because Russia might have overextended herself in Ukraine while suffering reverses elsewhere.
Donald Trump will offer Ukraine weapons, but with limits, and only if Europeans pay for them, which Biden did not require.
Ukraine is an artificial country with almost 400 years of history of the grafting-on of territories by various self-interested leaders.
Iran is much weaker after attacks by Israel and then the United States, and will not be able to help Russia as it has.
Russia did everything possible to avoid open war with Ukraine, and acted only when Ukraine and NATO left it no alternatives.