Plus, the latest from inside the courtroom of Trump’s hush money trial, how to stop the resurrection of the Comstock “Chastity” Law, and how the Biden administration can protect new regulations—all in the April 16, 2024, Washington Monthly Newsletter.
Ukraine
Posted inNewsletter
Should Biden Swap Liquified Natural Gas for Ukraine Aid?
The April 2, 2024 edition of the Washington Monthly Newsletter.
Posted inPolitics
The Washington Monthly Newsletter: February 6, 2024
“Why would Speaker Johnson throw the Border Patrol under the bus?” and the latest from the Washington Monthly website.
Posted inPolitics
The Washington Monthly Newsletter: January 30, 2024
“Here’s how a border-Ukraine deal can still happen” and the latest from the Washington Monthly website.
Posted inUkraine
How Ukrainians Are Dealing with Republicans Dithering Over Military Aid
In Kyiv and across the beleaguered nation, there’s a certain sang-froid as Republicans block an aid deal and even as a Trump could return to power, but they know that their future depends on Washington keeping its word.
Posted inJanuary/February/March 2024
Joe Biden’s Economic Headwinds
January/February/March editor’s note.
Posted inBooks
Putin’s History Lessons
The Russian leader has convinced his countrymen that Russia and Ukraine were always one, laying the rhetorical groundwork for a forever war.
Posted inPolitics
Not So Quiet on Ukraine’s Southern Front
A report from Zaporizhzhia, near the frontlines of Kyiv’s counteroffensive, finds a shelled and beleaguered city getting used to the new normal—and determined to repel the Russian invaders.
Posted inEducation
Against University Statements
A professor explains why presidents and administrators on campus should foster dialogue on important issues rather than just issue pronouncements.
Posted inPolitics
Ukraine’s Bogged-Down Counteroffensive
A military intelligence source explains why advanced weapons from the West might not be the answer.
