Ten years in Afghanistan have worn out our welcome and our patience. The time has come for a reckoning.
The outlook for Libya is midpoint between sobering and depressing. And Washington's dance card is already full.
No plan for Qaddafi. No plan for post-Qaddafi. NATO should have taken advice from Disney: Don't start what you can't finish.
Libya. Not a war. Really?
Afghanistan: Where the good guys are bad and the bad guys are worse.
The Senate is trying yet again to rein in Obama's foreign policy. This time the criticism is from both sides of the aisle.
Imperial juices flow anew as British and French boots stomp North Africa once more.
America has spent the last ten years telling Afghans how to dress, who can govern and what is culturally acceptable. Tinderbox, anyone?
America's moral cowardice in failing to address Turkey's egregious behavior in Cyprus is yet another unfortunate result of the war on terror.
The Russian president's arms-race threat probably isn't the best way to convince the U.S. Senate to ratify New START.