I am of the opinion that stabbing and drawing are fundamentally different endeavors. I arrived at this conclusion via my own experience, since I am only good at one and not the other.

My experience, with most news media is that the most valuable insights appear either on the headline (how the media house is framing the news) or on the comments (how their readers are perceiving the issue).

That's one of the coolest people I never knew about till now.

Thank you stranger. Hope you have a great day

Who is that in your profile pic? Is that you, or someone you revere, or just some stock image for stylish dude?

That title could be applied to almost any period since the late 1800s.

Urals might provide a defensible terrain for Ukraine.

They should also take St. Petersburg while they are at it.

I don't normally visit US-based news sites anymore. BBC.com is among the few websites I check a couple of times each day for a quick scan of major world news. It has been weird seeing this one influencer being allocated half of their homepage. As if there is no other news in the world.

Time to bring back Pax Mongolica

Rather, celebrating that German workers look like the "right kind" while the competitors don't - and framing that as "rules" seems like a cheap shot to me.

How often do political leaders state the blindingly obvious?