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Bob Corker's Challenge on Capitol Hill

W. James Antle III | Feb 22, 2013

The new ranking Republican on the Foreign Relations Committee has kept a low profile.

Is Gridlock a Conservative Victory?

Amitai Etzioni | Feb 22, 2013

Not moving isn't defeat if you intend to stay put.

Deterrence After the Cold War

Paul R. Pillar | Feb 21, 2013

Why did we unlearn strategic lessons so quickly?

Yale's Proposed Interrogation Center

Alexa L. McMahon | Feb 21, 2013

New Nuke Nonsense

Peter Brookes | Feb 21, 2013

If America tries to unilaterally lead disarmament, few will follow.

The Rise and Fall of AIG

John R. Coyne Jr. | Feb 21, 2013

An inside account of the battle between an industry legend and a ruthless politician.

Obama Renews Arms-Control Push

Steven Pifer
Michael O'Hanlon
 | Feb 20, 2013

Pushing the Russians for further bilateral arms reduction serves American interests.

Pistachio Perplexity

Paul R. Pillar | Feb 19, 2013

Israel and Iran's sanction-defying nut trade.

Andrew Bacevich's Shrewd Letter to Paul Wolfowitz

Jacob Heilbrunn | Feb 19, 2013

A major intellectual appraisal should result.

The Far-Out Security Threat

Paul R. Pillar | Feb 17, 2013

Why do some unlikely threats get more attention than others?

New Drone Medal Outranks Bronze Star

Alexa L. McMahon | Feb 15, 2013

Drone Strikes and Just War

James Jay Carafano | Feb 15, 2013

The argument that new technology demands new rules of war is as timeworn as it is unpersuasive.

Why Does Martin Peretz Hate the New Republic?

Jacob Heilbrunn | Feb 14, 2013

The Unspoken Immigration Debate

Robert W. Merry | Feb 14, 2013

The reform discussion and poll numbers are at odds.

The Strange Politics of U.S.-EU Free Trade

Sarah Bauerle Danzman
W. Kindred Winecoff
 | Feb 14, 2013

Normally special-interest groups harmed by competition can fight free trade. Where did they go?

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