US Politics
While Al Qaeda Leader Osama Bin Laden Is Dead, the Ideology He Nurtured and Cultivated Is Alive and Well
Activists Used Convention Hall to Solicit Funds, Recruit Volunteers, Garner Votes
As America Prepares to Memorialize the 25th Anniversary of the 9/11 Attacks, Expect a Glaring Omission in the Upcoming Speeches, Editorials, and Televised Retrospectives
Looming Ominously over the Political Scene Is the New ‘Democratic Socialist’ Mayor of New York City, Zohran Mamdani
A Michigan Senate Race Could Have Consequences Far Beyond Partisan Control of Congress
Partisan Politics Cannot Substitute for a Strategy to Defeat Iran
Tehran Pushes Back, Casting Doubt on the Effectiveness of Economic Pressure and Predicting U.S. Failure
The Islamic Republic of Iran Is the Number One State Sponsor of Terrorism Worldwide
America Didn’t Achieve a Single One of Its Aims in Iran
A Major Sanctions-Evasion Prosecution Was Turned Into a Diplomatic Bargaining Chip That Sacrificed the Interests of Terrorism Victims
Tehran Has Emerged from This Last Chapter Strengthened on the Strategic Level
With the U.S. Pledging Non-Interference in Domestic Affairs, the Revolutionary Guards May Believe They Have a Green Light to Slaughter Far More
The Place, Very Clearly, Where Trump Feels Comfortable Is Where Deals Are Made
Not Only Will Half-Measures Fail, but a Diplomatic Bargain That Allows the Islamic Republic to Rebuild Will Be as Bad as a Loss
Instead of Attacking Jews by Name, The Arab American News Condemns Zionists
The Alliance Is Resilient, but a Weakened One Would Reduce U.S. Influence and Create Opportunities for Competitors
While Legal Scholars Seek to Promote and Reinforce International Humanitarian Law, Their Subjectivity and Political Agendas Now Undermine It
The Tactical Triumph and Strategic Uncertainty of Operation Epic Fury
The Outcome of the Conflict in Iran Hangs on U.S. President Donald Trump’s Decision on How Much Longer He Wants to Keep Fighting