Putin dares, Obama dithers
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…
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…
Barack Obama’s presidency has empowered the adversaries of the United States by Matthew Continetti • Washington Free Beacon This week President Obama won the 34th vote…
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…
The review process under the Corker law never began — by the law’s own terms. By Andrew C. McCarthy To undermine President Obama’s atrocious Iran deal despite the Republican-controlled Congress’s…
A 12-point drop in support since July. by Michael Warren • Weekly Standard A new Pew poll finds shrinking support among the American people for the…
Majority of Republicans, Democrats concerned about poor access to Tehran’s military sites by Morgan Chalfant • Washington Free Beacon A majority of voters from both parties…
Iran missile stocks increase by Adam Kredo • Washington Free Beacon Iranian President Hassan Rouhani vowed that the Islamic Republic would violate outstanding United Nations restrictions…
By Charles Krauthammer • Washington Post On September 5, 2014, two days after President Obama visited Estonia to symbolize America’s commitment to its security, Russian agents…
by Caroline Glick • RealClearPolitics The US has striven to achieve peaceable relations between the states of the Middle East for nearly 70 years. Yet today,…
If the deal approved, this much is certain — Iran will obtain nuclear weapons, terrorism will increase, an arms race in the Middle East will ensue, and America and our allies…
by Washington Post Editorial Board If it is reached in the coming days, a nuclear deal with Iran will be, at best, an unsatisfying and risky compromise. Iran’s emergence as a threshold…
by Aaron David Miller • CNN If I had to describe the U.S.-Iranian relationship in one word it would be “overmatched.” We’re playing checkers on the…
by Michael Barone • Washington Examiner Is the tide turning against President Obama’s purported nuclear weapons deal with Iran? One sign that the answer is yes…