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The Swampiest Swamp in the History of Swamps

It turns out that the connections between President Donald Trump and Turkey are even stranger than we thought. Consider…

I Believe in America

Happy Thanksgiving, to my adopted home.

Iran Protests: It’s not about Gas Prices

Iran is a different country today than it was just two weeks ago. An overnight tripling of gas prices precipitated an avalanche...

A Millennial From Iran On Why America Should Support Democracy Promotion

How life under a theocratic government, upbringing in a Marxist-Leninist household, and the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq turned a young man into a neocon.

Make Communists the Villain Again

Americans are beginning to get sick of Hollywood taking orders from Beijing.

Dereliction of Duty

The fall of the Berlin Wall required American moral and political leadership. Today, neither party is serious about the U.S. role in the world.

Actually, Giving Aid to Ukraine Is Putting America First

Former Congressman Sean Duffy decided to beclown himself earlier this week by questioning the patriotism of a decorated military officer.

Farewell to Hackery

When I had to choose between my principles and my blinding partisanship.

Is There a Doctrine in the White House?

Foreign Policy as Campaign Strategy

Should Mark “Esperanto” Quit?

The ugly choice Mark Esper faces after Trump’s Turkey debacle.

Through a Glass Darkly: Donald Trump’s “Great Deals” With World Leaders

How mirror imaging is leading the president to misread complex international relationships.

Tulsi Gabbard’s “Regime-Change War” Is a Fraud

Tulsi Gabbard is many things, but among them is this unfortunate fact: She is the ideological heir Ramsey Clark, LBJ’s…