Managing Editor Drew Griffin sits down with New York Times Contributor and Pastor Alan Cross to discuss the current crisis at the border and the morality of America’s Response.
Alan CrossApril 15, 2019
Rebeccah Heinrichs of the Hudson Institute sits down with Managing Editor Drew Griffin to discuss America’s foreign policy in the age of Donald Trump, China, Russia, and America’s moral leadership abroad.
Rebeccah HeinrichsApril 8, 2019
Providence Editor Robert Nicholson discusses the roots and the recent rise of anti-Semitism, and why this should concern Christians and Jews alike.
Robert NicholsonMarch 25, 2019
Part Two of our conversation with Joe Loconte, Professor of History at The Kings College.
Joseph LoconteMarch 20, 2019
Professor Joe Loconte sits down with Providence Managing Editor Drew Griffin to discuss the role of Christian Realism in American politics.
Joseph LoconteMarch 18, 2019
Olivia Enos—a policy analyst at the Heritage Foundation who traveled to Hanoi, Vietnam, for President Trump’s second summit with Kim Jong-un—reviews the current economic and human rights situation in North Korea, what happened at the summit, Trump canceling military exercises, and Kim continuing his missile program. She also gives her advice for what the US should do next.
Olivia Enos & Mark MeltonMarch 14, 2019
Eric Farnsworth, vice president of the Council of Americas, sits down with Managing Editor Drew Griffin to discuss Juan Guaidó, Nicolás Maduro, and the future of Venezuela.
Photo Credit: March in Caracas, Venezuela, on January 23, 2019. By Voice of America, via Wikimedia Commons.
Eric FarnsworthMarch 12, 2019
Providence Deputy Editor Mark Melton and Managing Editor Drew Griffin discuss the North Korean Summit, India and Pakistan and the week that was.
Mark MeltonMarch 5, 2019
Providence Managing Editor Drew Griffin sits down with Matthew Kroenig—author, professor, and Atlantic Council fellow—to discuss Trump’s State of the Union Address, Russia, North Korea, and the potential changes in US policy regarding each. He also discusses his new book, The Logic of American Nuclear Strategy.
Matthew KroenigFebruary 13, 2019
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