Anatomy of a Police State: Activists on Capitol Hill Deplore State of Human Rights in Bahrain
In a time of rising tensions in the Middle East, barely a day goes by without fresh revelations of...
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Category: U.S. Policy
Iran and North Korea’s Anti-American Alliance
As the US “maximum pressure” campaign continues against Iran while sanctions remain on North Korea, Tehran and Pyongyang keep finding much common cause. There is solidarity in…
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Iraq: Iran’s Open Market
The U.S.’s invasion of Iraq in 2003 created a weak and dependent Iraq, paving the way for Iran to gain huge economic influence in the country, which it continues to wield, des…
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Post-U.S. Withdrawal from Syria: What Will Become of the Kurds?
In an unexpected move, the U.S. administration declared in late December that it would withdraw its troops from Syria, propelling its key allies, the Kurdish-led Syrian Democr…
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The U.S.’s International Migration Policy: We Can Do Better
Immigration is a complicated topic, but it does not have to be. Focusing on a common vocabulary and specific policy solutions is a step in the right direction.
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Editorial: Free Press, American as Apple Pie – Informs People, Exposes Truth, Checks Abuse of Power
The notion of freedom of the press is enshrined in the First Amendment to the United States Constitution. It is part of this nation’s core values, part of this nation’s histor…
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