Forty years ago, Richard Nixon had the political courage to challenge the conventional wisdom on China. It was a far cry from the craven flip-flopping of today's politics.
Reports that Mossad is working with an Iranian terrorist group raise larger questions about Israel and American interests.
Can America develop a foreign policy that’s above ideology? With a reply from Charles Kupchan.
The GOP worships unilateralism. This has less in common with Reagan than George W. Bush.
Rejecting the Keystone XL pipeline isn't in America's or Canada's interests. If Obama does so, Ottawa will cozy up to Beijing.
U.S. decline may be inevitable. But that doesn't mean there's nothing Washington can do about it.
Six dangerous misconceptions about the Taliban and the war in Afghanistan that may be preventing peace.
Obama is equating—and subordinating—U.S. interests to Israeli interests. The implications for U.S. policy are disastrous.
Obama should educate himself more about education before trying to sell the American public a bill of goods.
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