All Articles

Despite his flowery promises about “hope and change,” Obama entered office embodying the most ambivalent view of American power since the end of the Vietnam War.

Amidst global convulsions, one affected group remains relatively powerless and largely ignored: Middle Eastern Christians.

Because the U.N. does not have the power of the sword, the U.S. abstention in the recent U.N. vote has not weakened Israel at all; it has weakened the U.N.

In the Christian view, the normative grounding from which the tradition of just war casuistry springs is the dominical command to love.

Every couple years a supposedly new revelation claims Nixon secretly sabotaged a possible Vietnam peace settlement by LBJ during the 1968 election.

An Ancient Civilization & Crucial Regional Ally Rises

President Obama’s foreign policy would have been more understandable if he had never pretended to care, if he hadn’t talked like Vaclav Havel and then acted like Henry Kissinger.

Further reflection on UN Resolution 2334

9 things you need to know