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History doesn’t send warnings—it sends moments. Victor Davis Hanson is right: this is one of them. While the world watches the Strait of Hormuz—where 20% of global oil hangs in the balance—something bigger is unfolding: A test of American power. A test of leadership. A test of whether deterrence...

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