America’s Apathy Toward The Hong Kong Protests Is A Crisis Of Confidence
America’s relative silence over the Hong Kong protests and the impending Chinese crackdown is deafening, and telling. It’s also dangerous.
5 Foreign Policy Questions Democrat Presidential Candidates Need To Answer
Since the moderators will not do it, here’s a list of five foreign policy questions reporters should badger Democratic candidates with.
Federalist Radio: The Shifting Of World Powers And Foreign Policy Realism
How can the U.S. utilize realism in understanding foreign relations? Is China the largest threat to the U.S.?
Sen. Tom Cotton On Service, Sacrifice, And Faith In The Individual
Senator Tom Cotton joins Ben Domenech on the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss military service, foreign policy, and the biggest issues in politics today.
Secretary Of State Denounces Leaders ‘Eager To Delight Davos’
‘President Trump believes it is right – indeed more than right – for America to unashamedly advance policy that serves our interests and reflects American ideals.’
The Early ‘90s Called Joe Biden. They Want Their Foreign Policy Back
While he has yet to fulfill this instinct in his foreign policy choices, Donald Trump is still more attuned to a non-interventionist America than is his prospective rival Joe Biden.
We Can’t Reshape Libya In Our Own Image, And We Shouldn’t Try
The only strategic interest the West has in Libya is a restoration of order and stability. Conservatives should again resist the urge to intervene in Libya.
Did Ilhan Omar Help Benjamin Netanyahu Win Reelection?
As the Democratic Party turns its back on Israel, the peace process hangs in the balance.
What To Know About U.S. Foreign Policy Positions In Israel, Syria, And China
Washington Post Columnist Josh Rogin joins Federalist Radio Hour to discuss the threat of China, and Trump’s Middle East foreign policy.
New Report Shows International Adoption Edging Closer To Extinction
The industry’s overregulation is making it increasingly difficult for willing families to take the plunge and attempt international adoption.
Huawei Lawsuit Seeks To Exploit U.S. Laws To Enable Communist Chinese Surveillance Of Americans
Huawei is trying to avail itself of rights China would never confer on its own corporations in a bid to thwart America’s national security interests.
Ending U.S. War Games With South Korea Will Help Prevent War
Reducing tensions with North Korea (and saving millions of dollars in the process) is an obvious good that’s coming from Trump’s recent decision.
Here’s A Primer For Ilhan Omar On How Pro-Israel Groups Work
AIPAC leaders are loyal U.S. citizens who believe that a strong relationship between our country and the Middle East’s only liberal democracy is a vital American strategic interest.
Ilhan Omar Criticizes Cold War Policy To Distract From Socialism’s Atrocities In Venezuela
Apparently, Rep. Ilhan Omar tolerates large-scale abuses when they are committed by a far-left thug propped up by Russia, China, and Cuba.
Why The United States Should Not Pay For 79 Percent Of South Korea’s National Defense
To the many critics who accuse President Trump of tearing down the international order, even requesting more money from allies is wrong. But South Korea should pay substantively more.
Khashoggi’s Case Is Not Singular At All, But The U.S. Reaction To It Has Been
If it was acceptable to turn a blind eye to Egypt’s foul play because of more important considerations, surely we could do the same for Saudi Arabia.
Why China Is The Enemy America Needs
Since the Cold War, Americans have struggled to morally compare themselves to another superpower. That has to change.
Why Renewing Dialogue With Russia Will Strengthen U.S. National Security
Sen. Rand Paul has the right idea about entertaining diplomatic talks with Russian officials. His colleagues should take note.
What Is The Problem With America’s Foreign Policy Elite?
Author and Harvard Professor Stephen Walt joins Ben Domenech on the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss foreign policy and potential threats to U.S. security.
What Does ‘Good Enough’ Look Like In Afghanistan?
An attack that nearly killed the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan is just the latest sign that the security situation where the United States has been at war for 17 years is disintegrating.
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