The president’s inability to distinguish between public and private interests reaches new heights with the gift of a foreign 747.
Saudi Arabia
Europe’s Rude Awakening
Even with the announcement about resuming military aid to Kyiv, Trump’s abandonment of Ukraine has Europe vowing strategic autonomy, but ending its military dependence on Washington won’t be easy.
Biden Faces Netanyahu and Israel’s Most Right-Wing Government
The peace process is moribund, the Iran nuclear deal is on life support, and the governing coalition will be filled with far-right radicals. How the president can navigate Bibi’s return.
Biden’s Mideast Trip Keeps America in the Game
The president talked up Israeli-Palestinian peace, promoted regional security, and sought more Saudi oil—but the larger message was that America remains engaged in the region.
The Truth About Inflation
Saudi Arabia and Russia fueled inflation, but Biden’s relief plan probably didn’t, and there are hopeful signs even with high prices likely to continue into 2023.
Why Does Trump Defy Congress to Arm the Saudis?
With the nation in tumult over racial violence and a pandemic, it’s easy for some things to go unnoticed.
Could Saudi Arabia and Israel Draw the U.S. Into a Regional War?
Trump has tied himself so closely to certain Mideast leaders, their struggles have become America’s struggles.
Why the American People Have No Say in Our Foreign Policy
Congress can’t stop our involvement in wars it opposes despite its power of the purse.
At G20, Trump Continues to Excuse and Justify the Murder of Journalists
Our president is incapable of showing any moral leadership and actually sides with the world’s worst monsters.
Why We Shouldn’t Designate the Muslim Brotherhood a Terrorist Organization
The Islamist group is the best available alternative to truly dangerous organizations like ISIS and al-Qaeda.

