Warren Buffett’s defense of Goldman will damage his credibility.
It is wholly premature to dismiss the possibility of radical change in Iran.
The Republican establishment should be. She’s the most volatile force in American politics since Joe McCarthy.
The head of Fox News helps direct the conservative movement from behind the scenes. Why not lead it openly?
TNI comments on the unprecedented attacks on candidates’ foreign policy advisors.
Partition is not a magic solution—but it was an option that should never have been unilaterally removed off the table.
Now that the United States has agreed to take part in talks in Baghdad with Iraq’s neighbors, including Iran and Syria, what next?
In Iraq, we are faced with a plethora of bad choices and imperfect outcomes. We cannot wait for the deus ex machina to arrive and save the day
"Foreign policy is the art of transforming power into consensus," former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said earlier this week during his remarks accepting the Distinguished Service Award at the annual dinner of The Nixon Center.
It is a curious trend in the politics of American foreign policy.