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Michael Lucchese

  • Founder and CEO, Pipe Creek Consulting and Writer, Freelance
Washington, D.C.
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Iran still has a card to play — and it’s aimed at the Red Sea

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By Michael Lucchese
| Washington Examiner Verified
President Donald Trump has always insisted that he wants to make a deal with the Iranian regime. If the back-and-forth negotiations since the spring prove anything, though, it is that Tehran is unwilling to settle this conflict diplomatically. As the president himself said last week, the remaining leaders of the Islamic Republic are “stone-cold crazy.” They would rather condemn their country to destruction than relinquish their nuclear ambitions.
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Political News and Conservative Analysis About Congress, the President, and the Federal Government

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By Michael Lucchese
| Washington Examiner Verified
For a decade now, the Russian Federation has been prohibited from competing in the Olympic Games. The ban began in the wake of a massive doping scandal in 2014 and continued after President Vladimir Putin’s illegal invasion of Ukraine in 2022. Last week, though, International Olympic Committee president Kristy Coventry announced that Russia will return to international competition. This decision is nothing less than a moral outrage. Tyranny and human excellence are simply incompatible.
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New Modes and Orders?

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By Michael Lucchese, Lee Oser, Rachel Lu
| Law & Liberty Verified
In his fine essay “Modernity and Its Discontents,” Lee Oser offers several “theses” regarding the age in which we find ourselves. The whole piece is full of profound insights about our present condition, but perhaps its greatest virtue is that it is no hidebound reactionary condemnation of modernity itself.
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