It is bitterly ironic that just as world leaders and diplomats were gathering in Munich to participate in the annual Security Conference, the threat of enormous insecurity loomed menacingly over…
The Biden administration announced it will hold a diplomatic boycott of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, meaning U.S. athletes will still attend and compete, but the U.S. government won’t send any officials.…
In a famous essay, the philosopher Isaiah Berlin borrowed a distinction from the ancient Greek poet Archilochus: “The fox knows many things, but the hedgehog knows one big thing.” “There exists,”…
By Russ Read • The Daily Caller The head of U.S. intelligence believes that Iran’s recent actions speak loudly to its intentions, particularly given the country’s…
By Dave Clark and Nicolas Revise • Yahoo Washington’s single-minded pursuit of the Iran nuclear deal damaged its alliance with Saudi Arabia, experts say, and fed…
by New York Post Just three years ago, President Obama famously ridiculed GOP opponent Mitt Romney’s statement that Russia remained America’s main geopolitical foe by taunting: “The 1980s are calling…
by Investor’s Business Daily The White House was “surprised” by a new intelligence-sharing pact among Iran, Syria, Russia and Iraq to fight the Islamic State. But given their own actions,…
The danger of Russia’s intervention in Syria, and America’s timidity in Afghanistan Economist To hear Vladimir Putin, Russia has become the leader of a new global war on terrorism. By…
by Yeganeh Torbati • Reuters Addressing concerns that a landmark nuclear deal reached this year could boost Iran’s military power, the Obama administration reassured critics that it…
by George Landrith • Human Events A good football coach knows that on third down and inches, a quarterback sneak might be the best play. Conversely,…
by Jonathan S. Tobin • Commentary Magazine This morning, President Obama got what he’s been working toward all year. With Senator Barbara Mikulski’s announcement that she…
by New York Daily News The die is cast. President Obama will ram his Iranian nuclear deal through Congress despite majority opposition in both the House and Senate. Now what?…
By Washington Examiner With the Senate lacking the two-thirds majority it would need to stop him, President Obama will succeed in implementing his nuclear deal with Iran. At this point,…
By John Podhoretz • New York Post It’s rare for people to celebrate getting 41 percent of anything. If you score 41 percent on a test,…
By Editorial Board • Washington Post In July, President Obama said he had been “encouraged” by a telephone call Russian President Vladimir Putin had initiated to…