Iran, a Persistent Foe
The Iranian presence in Syria isn’t going anywhere. They have invested too much. There is an ideological element to this
Tag: Global View
Out In The Open
Democratic Party, which for decades has steadfastly supported Israel, cannot now explicitly condemn glaring examples of Jew-hate in its ranks. Quite the contrary
Big Data is Watching
“…if you use the internet with any regularity and don’t also take significant steps to obscure your identity, advertisers are able to target you with pretty unnerving specificity”
Haley’s Moral Compass
All hail Nikki, Israel’s best friend
Bark Worse Than Bite
John Bolton. National Security Advisor. In the White House. Explaining to a reporter that there’s no such thing as the So-Called State of Palestine. Somebody wake me up
China’s Global Ambitions
The dragon’s ambitions: what lies behind the Trump-China battle
Does the Outrage Fit the Crime?
On October 2, little-known Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi walked into the Saudi consulate in Istanbul. His murder made him world famous
This Is Your Brain on a Smartphone
Yet another good reason to keep one’s smartphone shut off and out of sight — even at work
L for Loyal
As the news commentators recalled the president’s life and friends and family delivered their eulogies, I was struck by what kind of man we had lost
The Red States of America
Republicans and Democrats are split over values, but they are equally split by geography and demography
It’s the Economy — Except When It’s Not
Why a thriving economy won’t save Trump’s midterms
