Samantha Power, the Millennials’ Savonarola
Samantha Power is a fierce advocate of the left’s “limited sovereignty” doctrine.
American Troops Leaving Iraq by Year’s End
As the United States prepare to pull out, Iraq’s political problems continue to fester.
Italian Government Divided Over Budget Cuts
Silvio Berlusconi’s coalition partners are opposed to the reforms other European leaders demand.
Tunisians Vote Amid International Scrutiny
The first free elections in a Muslim country since the Arab spring are closely watched in America and Europe.
Why Pakistan Craves America’s Attention
The country needs American support to maintain its posture against India but once China is involved, Pakistan is in trouble.
Clinton Warns Iran Not to Exploit Iraq Pullout
“No one should miscalculate America’s resolve and commitment,” says Clinton.
Saudi Heir Presumptive, Defense Minister Dies
The Saudi crown prince and defense minister died in hospital in New York, casting doubt on the line of succession.
Somalia’s Al Shabaab a Persistent Foe
The radical Islamist movement will not be defeated through military means alone.
Buchanan Predicts End of White America
If ethnic nationalism will tear America apart, why does Pat Buchanan champion isolationism?
Iraq in the Middle of Middle East’s Cold War
Polarization between America’s allies in the Middle East and Iran puts Iraq in a tough spot.
New Zealand Likely to Strengthen ANZUS
Trade relations with China notwithstanding, New Zealand is likely to intensify security cooperation with the United States.
Perry Combative, Cain Struggles to Defend Tax Plan
Texas governor Perry avenged himself for a number of poor debate performances while Cain had trouble explaining his tax plan.
The Truth About America’s 1 Percent
Demonstrators in New York City who “Occupy Wall Street” claim that the wealthiest 1 percent of Americans earn the bulk of income in the country and President Barack Obama wants them to pay their “fair share” with a millionaire’s tax. But what’s the reality? The top 1 percent earned 20 percent of pretax income in […]
European Leaders Plan for Partial Greek Default
As Greece struggles to mend its deficit, eurozone countries debate whether to help banks in the event of a default.
Liam Fox Successor Faces Fiscal Challenges
The new defense minister may be the man to finally take control of the department’s finances.