The Summit in Singapore
If everything goes well, in another month, on June 12, an event will take place that even Donald Trump admits was delusional just a few weeks ago
Tag: Washington Wrap
Pompeo, Enter Stage Right
Anne Gearan, the White House reporter for the Washington Post, on Pompeo’s ascendance and his role in the talks
The Iran Nuclear Deal Is Dead. Now What?
“Regime change might ultimately happen, but it can take many years.” Middle East analyst Ronen Dangoor on what’s next with Iran
Is Mueller at the End of His Long Leash?
As Mueller probe drags, Trump senses advantage
Hope in Korea
Has Trump’s tough line on Iran brought North Korea to the table?
No Confusion Here
Kim dials down the rhetoric, but is he serious about peace?
Trump Unlikes Putin
Trump finally stands up to Putin in barrage of missiles over Syria
Ending Palestinian Terror, by Force
Two years after Taylor Force’s murder, his father celebrates a bill that will keep US funds from terrorists’ hands
Diplomatic Dance at the UN
A day spent with Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations, Danny Danon, reveals quiet work behind the scenes that nurtures the promise of a brighter tomorrow
Another One Bites the Dust
Zero tolerance for dissenters as White House purge continues
When the Donald Met Kim Jong-un
The two don’t exactly like each other, but they are similar in at least two ways: a penchant for unpredictability and a tendency toward dramatics
