North Korea Accents President Trump’s Unpredictability
The candidate who argued that America had become too predictable, reducing our power to influence global affairs, has become the president who never moves in a straight line.
Podcast: What You Need To Know About North Korea And Nuclear Weapons
Tom Nichols, Harry Kazianis, and John Davidson all weigh in on the history of North Korea’s nuclear threats on this episode of Federalist Radio.
No, We Don’t Need An Iran-Style Nuclear Deal With North Korea
The fact is, we had an Iran-style nuclear deal with North Korea, and now Kim Jong Un has nuclear weapons. North Korea should be a cautionary tale.
Nixon’s North Korea Dilemma Illuminates Why It’s So Hard To Bomb Small Countries
Long before Iraq and Iran, the United States was wrestling with the problem of how to strike North Korea, where planning for the use of nuclear weapons ran into various dead-ends.
We’re Not Out Of Time On North Korea. Here Are Our Options
A leaked Defense Intelligence Agency report says the Kim regime has made a warhead small enough to fit onto a long-range missile. Even if true, he’s got a long way to go.
Nicholas Eberstadt Measures Longevity, Working Men, And US-Korea Relations
AEI Scholar Nicholas Eberstadt discusses worldwide trends inequality, education, and longevity on the Federalist Radio Hour.
Why Otto Warmbier’s Murder Is The Biggest Challenge To Trump’s Presidency Yet
North Korea’s human rights atrocities signal an only greater risk for military and humanitarian crises in the future. The U.S. must act now.
Should Dennis Rodman Lose Hall Of Fame Spot For Whitewashing A Murderous Regime?
Should the former Chicago Bulls player get booted from the NBA Hall Of Fame for palling around with North Korea’s oppressive leader, Kim Jong-un?
China Isn’t The Only Country To Blame For The World’s North Korea Problem
Conspicuously missing is significant attention to the country that bears a large share of the blame for the current crisis and could play a crucial role in the future: Pakistan.
Victor Davis Hanson On Comey, Foreign Policy, And Life On A California Farm
Victor Davis Hanson joins the Federalist Radio with Ben Domenech. They discuss Trump’s approach to North Korea, Mexico, and whether he’s changed American foreign policy.
Podcast: WHCD, North Korea, French Election, And Fyre Festival
Olivier Knox, Chief Washington Correspondent for Yahoo! News, joins Mary Katharine Ham in studio to talk the latest foreign policy news from Trump’s team and more.
3 Lessons From The Korean War For Handling Today’s North Korean Aggression
As North Korea saber-rattles and the Trump administration talks tough, it’s a good time to remember some history lessons from the first Korean War that are still applicable today.
For The Left, Socialism Denial Is Holocaust Denial
We’re supposed to remember the horrors of the Holocaust so we’ll never let it happen again. But we haven’t done the same for the horrors of socialism.
British Olympian Applauds North Korea’s Obesity Prevention Efforts
Two-time British Olympic gold medalist James Cracknell said North Korea and Cuba are really good at keeping their people skinny. That’s because they’re starving.
What The United States Can Do To Address North Korea’s Human Rights Crisis
The security threat North Korea poses is undeniable, but what is less recognized is the link between human rights abuse and the Kim regime’s survival.
Deposed President Heightens South Korea’s Instability As China Maneuvers For Power
South Korea now finds itself stuck between a rock and a hard place and is forced to choose between its security and its economic interests. This is dangerous for U.S. interests.
How South Korea’s New Leadership Vacuum Endangers America
South Korea’s Constitutional Court just voted to oust the conservative, pro-America president Park Geun-hye, disgraced by a devastating corruption scandal.
There Are No Good Options For Handling North Korea’s Belligerence
With each test, the hermit nation gets closer to subjecting the rest of world to apocalyptic danger. What can the United States do about it?
Here’s A True Crime Quandary: Did North Korea Kidnap American David Sneddon?
North Korea has a history of kidnapping foreign nationals from South Korea and Japan. Did they kidnap an American hiker 10 years ago?
How North Korea Could Make Good On Its Promise To Erase The United States
It wouldn’t require a nuclear weapon. And it may be more imminent and real a threat than most Americans are willing to realize.
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