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It’s Time to Stop Defending the Status Quo of Foreign Policy Failure

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Why America's Plan for Iraq Is Falling Apart

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Bomb Iran? Trump Should Not Go to War For Saudi Arabia's Mistakes

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A Restrained Foreign Policy is Becoming More Popular in Washington

Essay Contest: How Can America Benefit from a More Restrained Foreign Policy?

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Will Congress Reclaim Its War Powers?

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A Restrained Foreign Policy is Becoming More Popular in Washington

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Americans Aren’t Ready for Another Big War

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Debating America's Purpose

Why Isn't There a Debate about America's Grand Strategy?

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Saying ‘No’: Can the U.S. Credibly Commit to Restraint in the Middle East?

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Saying ‘No’: Can the U.S. Credibly Commit to Restraint in the Middle East?

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U.S. Foreign Policy Restraint—What It Is, What It’s Not

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