It’s Time For The United States To Stop Funding National Security For The World
Europe is the beneficiary of the insurance policy that Americans pay, since a majority of NATO members do not have any significant investment in defense.
Don’t Like Your Free Trip To Israel? Don’t Grandstand About Palestinians, Stay Home
If the group had waited a few days to visit the Muslim Quarter until their Birthright trip had ended, they couldn’t make a scene and grandstand for 147,000 viewers.
Trump’s Meeting With Putin Was A Major Missed Opportunity For American Interests
Today the president let Vladimir Putin save too much face, which could delay improvement in U.S.-Russia relations.
No, Trump Is Not To Blame For NATO’s Chaos, Nor For Breaking Up The Liberal Order
President Trump’s grievances about the North Atlantic Treaty Organization are not his, not new, and definitely not influenced by the 2016 election or Russia.
Terror Plot Against Iranian Dissidents Foiled In Europe
The foiled terrorist plot takes place amidst a backdrop of growing discontent within Iran. For more than six months, Iranians have been protesting and in some cases, striking.
Mexico’s New Leftist President Is Not A Threat, But The Collapse Of Mexico Is
The real danger isn’t that Mexico elected a left-wing populist as president, it’s that the new president won’t be able to govern his country.
In Foreign Policy, Donald Trump Is The Powerful Man Barack Obama Never Could Be
Some men have been so consumed by jealousy that they hate ‘the man’ simply because he is what they want to be and cannot achieve.
Why We Should Prioritize American Interests Above Our Values In Foreign Policy
A leaked Trump administration memo says America should stop ‘badgering’ allies on issues such as democracy, the rule of law, or human rights. There’s some truth there.
Trump’s Revised Travel Ban Is More Careful And Defensible
Although the order is more carefully crafted following months of review, Trump’s opponents will still fight it. But that doesn’t mean it will work.
Why The EU’s Court Win Over Migrant Quotas May Be A Pyrrhic Victory
The European Union’s high court decided, not surprisingly, that all EU countries must accept their assigned number of migrants, by force if necessary.
Non-Citizens May Dislike Him, But Trump’s Still The Leader Of The Free World
Pew polling indicates that the free world may not love him. But so long as he’s sitting in the Oval Office, Donald Trump will remain its leader.
New Cuba Policy Helps Define An Emerging Trump Doctrine
President Trump does not believe the United States has enemies only because we create them, or that anything good comes from accommodating hostile regimes.
The Paris Accord Epitomizes Why All Bureaucrats Need Term Limits
The United Nations and other international organizations are prime examples of a bureaucracy run amuck to the point of undermining democratic rule and the people’s sovereignty.
Can We Escape A Second Cold War With Russia?
Peter Conradi’s new book ‘Who Lost Russia?’ recaps a quarter-century of failed diplomacy, and raises the question of whether the West can admit past mistakes and come up with a plan for dealing with Russia.
Turkey Courts Disaster After Erdogan’s Bodyguards Beat U.S. Citizens On American Soil
To remind the democratically challenged Turks, the American electorate’s mood, and therefore its leaders, can become hostile when U.S. citizens are routinely attacked or threatened.
Vox Voxplains Radical Islam As No Threat To Americans Or The West
Will Wilkinson at Vox insists there are no reasonable arguments to be made that radical Islam poses any threat to the United States or Western civilization.
President Trump’s Tweets Are A Gold Mine For Foreign Intelligence
Classified information is important, but an ongoing look inside the president’s head is, in many ways, more valuable than any transitory secrets.
Voters Deliver Weak Mandate For New French President In Precarious Position
On Sunday French voters chose a centrist candidate for president, Emmanuel Macron, who has never been elected to office and who founded his own party.
What Americans Can Learn From The Civil Unrest In Macedonia
Political tension in Macedonia is rooted deep within the identities of the people because ethnicity, rather than ideology, is the real divide between parties.
Documentary Pulls Back The Curtain On Communist China’s Global Soft Power Outposts
The riveting new documentary ‘In the Name of Confucius’ examines China’s controversial practice of planting outposts at more than 1,100 universities and K-12 schools across the world.
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