George W. Bush

Why Obama’s bet on letting our friends and enemies slug it out in the Middle East is so risky.

This week's Camp David summit is an opportunity for Washington to send the Gulf a tough message: We're friends with benefits, not long-term lovers.

The civilian casualties from this botched operation lay bare the immense cost of failure

The American Psychological Association secretly collaborated with the administration of President George W. Bush to bolster a legal and ethical justification for the torture of prisoners

Hillary Clinton offers a dusted-off version of Michael Dukakis—devoid of vision, fixated on her gifts of “competence."

The 2015 election campaigns are under way, and it’s clear that doing or saying unintelligent things is no barrier to political success.

A nuclear accord can't stop Iran's relentless rise in the Middle East.

America’s Spy Agencies Need an Upgrade

As someone who has been facing the full brunt of the might of the pro-Israel lobby in the US, Joseph Massad* explains the deceit behind blaming the lobby for US policies towards the Palestinians

Why Counterterrorism Won’t Stop the Latest Jihadist Threat