Left Willing To Condemn Protecting Gay People From Lynchings If Trump Does It
We have now reached the point where the president and his openly gay ambassador are being explicitly called racist for acting to prevent lynchings.
30 Years After The Fatwa, Salman Rushdie Lives But Free Speech Is In Danger
On this day in 1989, a fatwa ordering the murder of Salman Rushdie was announced. Are we closer or farther to the goal of free expression today?
The Democrats’ Anti-Semitism Problem Isn’t Going Away
Though it’s tough for progressives to understand, Americans still prefer Israel over Hamas and PLO for reasons other than money.
Latest Ilhan Omar Interview Adds Weight To Charges She’s Anti-Jew
In a recent interview with Yahoo News, Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) revealed both an astonishing ignorance about American foreign policy and renewed questions about her anti-Semitism.
Did Panama Ever Reopen Its Investigation Into The Flight 901 Bombing?
Panama’s president recently promised Israel’s prime minister that he’d reopen an investigation into a potential Hezbollah terrorist attack. But did he?
Disagreeing With Conventional D.C. Wisdom Isn’t A Crime
Americans have widely divergent ideas about what “American interests” looks like. Which ones is the FBI going to criminalize?
The U.S. Should Always Be Ready To Deploy Military Strikes Against Iran
It’s completely shocking that this isn’t obvious to laymen and Washington insiders. After four decades of aggression from Iran, we should look at options.
Trump’s Syria Withdrawal Policy Is Correct, But Communicated Horribly
The burden of proof should not be with those who seek to return American troops home after the successful vanquishing of a foe, but on those who seek to continue a conflict with no timeline or clear strategy.
Why The U.S. Shouldn’t Use Huawei’s Executive As A Trade Bargaining Chip
Cooler heads have to prevail to ensure Meng Wanzhou’s arrest doesn’t become a catalyst that worsens the trade war.
The DC Establishment Gets Almost Everything Wrong About Trump’s Saudi Posture
Yesterday, President Trump resisted public pressure and declined to significantly reorient American foreign policy in light of Saudi Arabia’s brutal killing of its political opponent Jamal Khashoggi.
Another Foiled Terror Plot Underscores The Need For Maximum Pressure On Iran
There are several key ways that Western powers could and should support the people of Iran, while exerting well-deserved pressure on the ruling regime.
6 Questions About The Huge CIA Blunder That Allowed Enemies To Kill 70 U.S. Spies
More than 70 foreign nationals working as spies for the CIA in Iran and China were systematically identified and slaughtered in the past decade, thanks to agency negligence.
Iran’s Hits On Western Soil Reveal The Foreign Policy Establishment’s Hypocrisy
Iranian hit squads have been exposed for plotting a string of assassinations of political rivals in exile and other foes residing in Europe.
To Atone For Khashoggi’s Death, Saudi Arabia Should Stop Persecuting Dissidents
In a situation with no good answers, let’s attempt to work toward freeing the other political prisoners held captive by Saudi Arabia.
Don’t Use Saudi Abuse As An Excuse To Prop Up The Iranian Terror State
Saudi Arabia and Iran are both Islamic theocracies. The choice is whether we do business with one that alleviates terror or one that deploys it.
Why Breaking With Saudi Arabia Over Khashoggi Would Hurt America
It is not too strong to say Saudi Arabia is our most important strategic partner in mitigating and rolling back Iran’s power and malign activities.
The United States Can’t Ditch Saudi Arabia, But It Shouldn’t Let Khashoggi Slide, Either
Looking away from Saudi perfidy is an embarrassment to the thesis of a rule-based order, but be careful about ditching Riyadh for the sake of idealism.
Mike Pompeo: U.S. Will Cut Off Aid To Syria Until Iranian-Backed Troops Leave
‘If Syria doesn’t ensure the total withdraw of Iranian-backed troops it will not receive one single dollar from the United States.’
Reformer: New Mexico Terrorist Camp Puts American Muslims In A ‘Defining Moment’
‘How American Muslims learn and respond to the slippery slope of non-violent Islamism and its inherent separatism … is critical.’
Why The United States Should Give Iranian Dissidents A Boost Via Social Media
A massive, powerful, and receptive audience in Iran is hungry for communication and encouragement from the United States.
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