What does Israel’s response to two U.S. congresswomen mean for the future? Brent E. Sasley - August 16, 2019 The U.S.-Israel relationship has been rocky for years.
With Boris Johnson in charge, will the U.K. face escalating international crises? Scott Wolford - July 23, 2019 Here’s what we know about new leaders and the risk of military conflict.
Trump has been awarding a lot of Presidential Medals of Freedom. Here’s what that says about his values. Kyle Kopko, Fletcher McClellan, and Christopher J. Devine - June 20, 2019 Arthur Laffer yesterday, Tiger Woods last month — Trump is awarding Medals of Freedom much in the way he’s used his power to pardon.
The Trump administration is revealing U.S. intelligence operations. Is it revealing too much? Austin Carson and Allison Carnegie - June 20, 2019 Every administration faces tension between credibility and protecting sources — but it’s especially sharp for Trump.
Trump is at the NRA today. It didn’t used to be a Republican ally. Matthew Lacombe - April 25, 2019 The organization was nonpartisan before the 1970s. What happened?
How the Mueller report reminds us of Watergate Andrew Rudalevige - April 19, 2019 Four curious echoes of the iconic White House abuse of power.
It’s a big deal that Trump didn’t allow notes on his meetings with Putin James Goldgeier - January 13, 2019 Editors' note: In light of a January 2019 Washington Post
Big elections are coming in 2019. Here’s how they could reshape foreign policy. Scott Wolford - January 3, 2019 [caption id="attachment_80963" align="aligncenter" width="960"] At the Group of 20 summit
When President Trump heads to Europe, discussion turns to burden-sharing. James Goldgeier - November 14, 2018 Editors' note: On Tuesday, Trump tweeted that French President Emmanuel
Is Obama breaking norms as a former President? Not really. Nicholas Jacobs - September 25, 2018 As former president Barack Obama has begun campaigning for Democrats