SecurityCommentary
‘Leading From Behind’ Isn’t Working, Mr. President
Nearly nine out of 10 Americans skipped President Barack Obama’s State of the Union address. According to Nielsen, only 31.7 million tuned in on Jan…. Read More
SecurityCommentary
What the Death of King Abdullah Means for the US
The passing of King Abdullah and ascension to the throne of Crown Prince Salman has proceeded smoothly at a time when the Saudi kingdom faces… Read More
White House Chief of Staff on Netanyahu Visit: Our Relationship With Israel is ‘Deep and Abiding’
White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough evaded a question today on whether he agreed with an unnamed senior American official who told the Haaretz… Read More
SecurityCommentary
How Obama’s Decision to Minimize U.S. Role on World Stage Has Worked Out
After taking office, President Obama embarked on one of the riskiest experiments in American history. He decided to see what the world would look like… Read More
SecurityCommentary
The Left’s ‘Reasonable’ Treaties Aren’t All Really Reasonable
Those nasty Republicans are at it again. Dennis Jett, former U.S. ambassador to Mozambique and Peru, writes in The New Republic that GOP senators are… Read More
InternationalNews
At Invitation of John Kerry, James Taylor Sings ‘You’ve Got a Friend’ to the French
Secretary of State John Kerry sought to show the United States’ support of France after the recent terrorist attack against the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo… Read More
SecurityNews
Sen. Tom Cotton: U.S. Has ‘Surrendered Repeatedly to Iran’s Demands’
Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., is concerned about what he calls the Obama administration’s “all carrot and no stick” approach to Iranian nuclear power. During his… Read More
SecurityNews
White House Faces Backlash for Absence at Anti-Terrorism Rally
UPDATE: The Obama administration admitted this afternoon that it erred in not sending a more prominent official to the anti-terrorism march yesterday in Paris. During… Read More
SecurityNews
Krauthammer Blasts Obama Administration on Human Rights, Cuba Deal
As part of last month’s deal between Washington and Havana, Cuba agreed to release 53 political prisoners that had been detained for their criticism of… Read More
SocietyCommentary
Why Volunteers Make More of a Difference Than Government Programs
“What can we do to help?” Americans have been asking this question in one form or another from our very founding. For much of our… Read More
