How Culture and Geography Divided the United States
The cultural heritage of America’s settlers and the nation’s diverse geography shaped its political divides.
The cultural heritage of America’s settlers and the nation’s diverse geography shaped its political divides.
Incredibly safe on their own continent, the Americans can concentrate on blocking rivals in Eurasia.
A bilateral trade agreement between Japan and the United States could clear many hurdles.
Barack Obama is thinking about keeping less than ten thousand troops in Afghanistan.
Especially on the Israeli right, America’s inability to stop Russia is seen as an ominous sign.
With Chris Christie embroiled in scandal, Jeb Bush looks like a more credible contender.
The United States must remember what it is like to win in its strategic competition with Russia.
Robert Gates urges more a more forceful response from the West to Russian aggression.
The president welcomes Mahmoud Abbas to the White House.
Republicans criticize defense cuts, but they were the ones who imposed limits on military spending.
Speakers at an annual conference of Republicans disagree about how to win back the presidency.
By exporting more natural gas, America could help make its allies less dependent on Russia.
Spending proposals seem designed to help Democrats win the election.
Chuck Hagel warns Congress that further cuts will degrade America’s armed forces.
If Afghan forces are to provide security, they must be sustained at their current levels.