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Russia Optimistic

Hillary Clinton's tough talk in Eastern Europe prompted little reaction from Moscow—a sign that U.S.-Russia relations are moving in the right direction.

Clinton's Reassurance Mission

 Washington needs to offer Moscow concrete incentives if it wants results. Just look at the S-300 deal.

The Reset is Working

Russia canceled the sale of an air-defense system to Iran because America made a fair counteroffer.

Obama’s Security Strategy is Clueless

Fluffy talk about “burden sharing” and multilateralism won’t keep America secure.

Ignoring Russia

Obama should have gone to Moscow’s Victory Day Parade. Small slights to Russia won’t help us get its cooperation on bigger issues like Iran.

Fire Napolitano

She doesn’t understand the risk of domestic terrorism. It’s time for her to go.

Checks & Balances

The reset with Russia won’t amount to anything unless Congress is on board.

An American Treaty

The new arms deal with Russia is a historic achievement—for Obama. The Kremlin couldn’t care less and is focused on a wholly different set of foreign-policy issues.

George Washington vs. Barack Obama

Obama’s obsession with health-care reform at a time of war and international crisis is nothing short of an abrogation of his responsibilities as commander in chief.

Dr. Obama

The president’s health-care fix better reduce the deficit. Our bloated entitlement spending threatens to undermine our position as a world power.

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May 26, 2012