It has now been two years since Russia invaded Ukraine. Once dominating foreign policy news, the conflict has slipped off the front page as other crises—especially the conflict between Israel and Hamas and the Southern US border emergency—have led the new
Just over a century ago, Vladimir Lenin, the founder of the Russian Communist Party who orchestrated the October Revolution, died. We should not lament his death, for his revolution unleashed a century of crimes against humanity.
What should American citizens make of the recent disappearance of Secretary of Defense (SecDef) Lloyd Austin for three days earlier this month? Austin was admitted to intensive care at Walter Reed on January 1,
Earlier this month, some 12,000 illegal migrants crossed the US southern border in one day, setting a new record. According to an October report of the House Committee on Homeland Security, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) encountered 269,735 illegal i
The legacy of Henry Kissinger, who died at the age of 100 this past week, will be debated for a very long time. But there is no question that his contributions to US foreign policy, both as a practitioner and scholar, were outsized. He was a practitioner