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Our guest for episode 152 is Paul Rosenzweig, and we tour the horizon with him.
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The New York Times tells us that in advance of his address to a joint session of Congress tonight, President Donald Trump is giving his presidency an A thus far. In an interview with “Fox and Friends,” T...
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Editor's Note: A full version of this paper, complete with citations, can be found here.
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U.S. policy in Syria has failed, but it’s not clear if the new Trump administration can make things better—and some of the options officials are considering would clearly make things worse.
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Russia Tries to Balance Turkey and Assad Regime in al-Bab and Geneva
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Momentum is building for a major bipartisan independent
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I’m not a fan of sunsets. I don’t mean the glorious sprays of color caused by the setting sun. I’m referring to expiration dates, particularly those attached to intelligence-gathering laws. I’ve long bel...
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The White House said on Monday that President Trump will propose a $54 billion increase in military spending, to be financed primarily by cuts in the budgets of other agencies, including the State Depart...
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Now that he has established a firm foothold in Syria following 18 months of direct military intervention, Russia’s strongman, Vladimir Putin, has to politically safeguard his gains in order to ensure the...
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President Trump’s appointment of Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster to succeed Michael Flynn as National Security Advisor has generally been lauded, whether in recognition of McMaster’s strengths, his predecessor’s ...
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The New York Times reports that President Donald Trump plans to submit a budget for the coming fiscal year that includes large increases to the Department of Defense that will be partially offset by dras...
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To date, Attorney General Jeff Sessions and congressional Republican leaders have resisted calls for an independent investigation of the scandals concerning Russia and Donald Trump and his circle—the mos...
