Podcast: Does America Have A Foreign Policy?
Jacob Heilbrunn, editor of The National Interest, digs into how conservatives tend to look at their past foreign policy records and how American foreign policy has been shaped over time.
Podcast: Rex Tillerson, Pennsylvania Special Election, And Midterms
Washington Post reporter James Hohmann joins the Federalist Radio Hour to share what he heard from voters in Pennsylvania and other upcoming, close races.
Media Can’t Figure Out if Tillerson Proves Or Disproves Their Russia Conspiracy Theory
Media said picking Tillerson was evidence for Russia collusion theory. Now they say firing him is evidence for the same conspiracy theory.
Rex Tillerson Out As Secretary Of State, CIA Director Mike Pompeo To Replace Him
Trump said Tillerson is leaving the State Department in a tweet Tuesday, and that he would be replaced by CIA Director Mike Pompeo.
3 Reasons The United States Should Stay Out Of Syria
Upping the ante in Syria would be politically disastrous for the president, and more important, it would damage America’s national security. Here’s why.
Tillerson’s ‘No Preconditions’ For North Korea Means Things Are Worse Than We Thought
Rex Tillerson’s startling comments signal that Pyongyang is truly on the cusp of having a nuclear-capable intercontinental missile and that a military conflict might be fast approaching.
Director Of Center For National Interest Gives Historical Context For Russia Hysteria
Ben Domenech interviews Paul Saunders about national security, the intelligence community, and Trump’s foreign policy team.
Trump’s Team Is Starting To Think Seriously About Counterterrorism
If Trump’s shock presidential win taught us anything, it should be that the United States cannot be so stretched protecting others that it hurts its own citizens.
Tips For Reading Washington Post Stories About Trump Based On Anonymous Leaks
In the midst of an active shooter situation, we have tips for how to judge breaking news. We need similar tips to manage anti-Trump breaking news.
So Far, U.S. Leaders Are Pursuing A Multiple-Choice Strategy In Syria
America has launched air strikes against the Syrian regime, but do we have a strategy yet for Syria? Or do we have too many?
So You Want To Go To War In Syria To Depose Assad. Can You Answer These 14 Questions First?
Chemical weapons attacks by the Assad regime in Syria have amplified calls for military intervention there. We need some key questions answered first.
But He Folds! 5 Big Fights Where Trump Is Backing Down
The whole point of Donald Trump was supposed to be: BUT HE FIGHTS. But we shouldn’t be surprised to see the Trump administration’s bluster melting away.
Trump’s Team Does Global Damage Control For Their Bombastic Chief
Trump’s drive-by policymaking could be a huge distraction for his top foreign policy surrogates—and more importantly, sow chaos across the globe.
Rex Tillerson In His Own Words On America’s Biggest Foreign Policy Challenges
Over the course of the lengthy hearing, his testimony painted a coherent picture of what a Rex Tillerson-style American foreign policy might look like.
Rex Tillerson Is The Change America Needs, Our Allies Want, And Our Enemies Deserve
Unlike Obama and Kerry’s approach to diplomacy, which starts with what the people on the other side of the table want or will accept, Rex Tillerson starts with what America needs.
Getting Rid Of The Lawyers In His Cabinet May Be Trump’s Best Move Yet
Trump’s Cabinet is not trained in spin and convincing people of policies that don’t work. His nominees have real-world experience, and that’s what we need.
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