Soleimani Killing: A Change for the Better?
Negotiations in the Middle East are usually useless, and American ambitions in the region are now few, simple, and attainable.
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How Trump Can Sort Out the Middle East
The U.S. must find a way to defend its legitimate national interests in the Middle East without being on call for constant interventions there.
An Impeachment Role for the Supreme Court?
Do the charges against Trump pass constitutional muster? The justices should decide before the Senate does.
The Damning Inspector General’s Report
Democrats are trying to spin the Horowitz report as an exoneration, when in fact it is anything but.
Trump’s NATO Successes
With his leadership, an alliance built to contain Communism is facing the new threats created by its demise.
What Bloomberg Wants
He isn’t really running for president; he’s running for secretary of state.
Nixon’s Lessons for the Would-Be Impeachers
Only extremely grave offenses should deprive Americans’ right to choose their president. Nixon didn’t meet the impeachment bar. Neither does Trump.
A Post-Post-Cold-War NATO
The U.S.-led alliance has been very successful for most of a century. Now what?
Richard Nixon’s ‘Silent Majority’ Plan
Fifty years ago, the president mapped out a future that could well have saved South Vietnam from Communism.
The Impeachment Farce Limps Along to Its Anticlimax
All but the most committed Trump haters have grown tired of the spurious investigation and its unvarnished bias against the president.