The Russians Are Spooked, With Reason
Russia’s new master in Beijing On June 10, the New York Times published a front-page article detailing how the Russian security and intelligence elite areRead More
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Decoding The Hamas Propaganda Is Easy Once You Get The Hang Of It
For those confused by how people like me support Israel despite constant terrible reports of Israeli crimes, I thought it might be helpful to translateRead More
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Trump is World Peacemaker, United Nations is a Disgrace
The major force for peace in the world today is not the United Nations (UN), it is President Donald Trump. In his four ½ yearsRead More
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KENNEDY: Congress Must Hold NATO to Its 5 Percent Defense Spending Commitment
The main benefit of alliances, such as the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), is deterrence. Our enemies are less likely to harm one of usRead More
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Regarding the Trump–Clinton Rematch, the Final Act Must Come
I had a little fun last year before the election toying with the idea of a Donald Trump-Hillary Clinton rematch. Some readers laughed. Some rolledRead More
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The Jihadist Threat Has Evolved. Our Strategy Must Too.
Nearly a decade after ISIS shocked the world with its brutal caliphate in Syria and Iraq, policymakers have moved on. The global spotlight has shiftedRead More
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Dems Will Need a Third Way To Remain Relevant
Donald Trump’s job approval ratings are falling – he’s now nearly five points underwater in the RealClearPolitics polling average – and 52% of voters disapproveRead More
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Grading President Trump’s first six months, from a libertarian perspective
In filling out President Trump’s report card, it is important, first off, to say where it is that I am coming from, in terms ofRead More
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Foreign aid groups, NPR respond to GOP-passed $9 billion rescissions package
Republicans have scored another victory for the Trump administration by passing the White House’s rescissions package clawing back $9 billion in foreign aid and publicRead More
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Biden’s Personal Physician’s Refusal to Testify Shows a Cover-Up on the Scale of Watergate
In politics, like in life, there is always a careful balance between the past and the future. While elections are almost always about what aRead More