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Striking Iran Will Not Change the Long-term Strategic Picture—America Should Still Do It

Neither regime change nor allowing Iran to acquire a nuke are realistic options. Instead, America must have the strategic resolve to strike Iran if necessary and the patience to await a grassroots uprising.

Hamas’s Last American Hostage and the Desire of the Nations

The return of Edan Alexander, the last American citizen held hostage by Hamas, speaks to the broader biblical themes of deliverance and homecoming

Generous America?

Thoughtful foreign aid doesn’t detract from America. If competently administered, it adds to our national honor, majesty, & glory. It demonstrates that our Gospel-soaked nation is generous, decent, & wise.

American Power Amid Unbalanced Multipolarity

Now that America is past its unipolar moment, a new grand strategy is necessary to adapt to a world of unpredictable, dynamic multipolarity

Is There a Right to Immigrate? Review of “Migrant God: A Christian Vision for Immigrant Justice”

Christians are called to love all persons, but this does not justify evading border regulations.

The Enduring Geopolitical Tragedy of India’s Partition

Recent terror attacks in India are the latest manifestation of the enduring geopolitical consequences of the 1947 partition

America’s Defeat 50 Years Ago

Democracy and America values today in the world seem again at low tide.

How Conservatives Learned to Love the Soviet Union

The right-wing embrace of Vladimir Putin as a dictator and enemy of the freedoms Americans hold dear is a stunning rebuke to decades of struggle against Soviet tyranny

Dreaming the Dream of a Free Lebanon

Fawaz Najim was a Lebanese Christian who fought alongside Israelis in the Lebanese Civil War. His dream of a Lebanon free from domination by Hezbollah can still become a reality

Quitting on Ukraine Means the Unraveling of the U.S.-Led Global Order

The end of a free Ukraine portends only the further weakening of America’s system of global alliances