Rice and Power exemplify the dangers of making future policy from a simplistic reading of the past.
The continued hyping of Benghazi doesn't protect America or even advance partisan goals.
A Department of Justice memo asserts that the executive branch can unilaterally order U.S. citizens murdered without so much as a criminal charge.
If the Benghazi incident's Accountability Review Board report doesn't bring closure, what would?
Qaddafi’s fall initiated an unanticipated chain reaction, and Mali’s U.S.-trained army was overwhelmed by it.
Threatening Tehran doesn't make war less likely.
From Chalabi to the Syrian National Council, America tends to favor smooth-talking exiles over local leaders that actually enjoy popular legitimacy.
Civilian control of a unified military will be crucial to Libya's fate.
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