The prospective U.S. ambassador to the United Nations withdrew herself from consideration Saturday.
Top U.S. officials, visiting Europe, fortify the belief that President Trump doesn’t care.
The president’s phony calamity obscures a catastrophe.
It is considered bad form to point out that Quebec is home to a lot of corrupt businesses.
Maria Ressa’s arrest is the latest example of journalists being harassed worldwide.
U.S. officials are outlining a "post-caliphate" strategy for northeastern Syria.
If we want to defeat jihadism, political pluralism in the region is essential.
Leading international powers must take their share of blame for their unwillingness or inability to draw a red line around Pakistan’s patronage of terror.
Muslims should be particularly thoughtful when speaking about these issues.
A bipartisan group is working to prevent the president from giving too much away.
Moral leadership is more than photo appearances and progressive language. It’s also making sure that our rule of law is seen to be applied equitably.
This could be the moment when U.S. leadership begins to rethink its support for women’s rights. Or it could be a public relations stunt.
Omar, and all Americans rightly appalled by the use of such terror tactics, ought to be on the side of the victim's families.
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