America, Britain Remain “Essential,” Says Obama
The “special relationship” may not be so special anymore but Anglo-American leadership remains essential.
The “special relationship” may not be so special anymore but Anglo-American leadership remains essential.
The president has strong words for Bahrain, Israel and Syria in his second major address to the Muslim world.
President Obama suggested that a Palestinian state should be created roughly within the 1967 armistice lines, but is this realistic?
The American president urges economic support and reform to consolidate the revolutions in Egypt and Tunisia.
The Obama Administration’s failure to act on the Colombian free trade agreement is undermining a key regional partnership.
The world needs Obama the intellectual and multiculturalist. Will the American people agree?
Is is true that only fat cat oil executives and their big companies benefit from rising gasoline prices?
President Barack Obama met with the crown prince of Abu Dhabi to discuss the ongoing unrest in the Middle East.
The president pretended that America is allowing its rich to sit back and contribute nothing.
The president looks for fraud, but the real reason gasoline prices are rising is his anti-oil policy.
The president says that the wealthy can afford to pay “a little more” but they already pay most taxes.
While recognizing the problem, President Barack Obama volunteered very few concrete solutions to bring down his government’s deficit.
After Republicans proposed major spending cuts, the president lays out his vision.
The Libyan intervention tested America’s commitment to multilateralism.
Impediments to trade remain.