Is a US Attack on Iran Really Possible or Too Far-Fetched?
Until we see a force buildup nearing the 2007 plan, it is highly unlikely that the U.S. plans any offensive action in the region or against Iran.
Where 2020’s Primary Challenges Are Coming From
In both parties, unrest has been mostly manageable. At this very early stage in the 2020 cycle, fewer Democratic members of Congress are facing left-wing primary challenges than in 2018.
How India Holds an Election with 900 Million Voters and 8,000 Candidates
From April 11 to May 19, nearly 900 million voters can participate in India's national elections. An array of political parties, regional diversities and societal cleavages make it difficult to elect India's Lok Sabha, the lower house of Parliament — let alone assemble a majority to govern.
The Ukrainian Comic Who Just Became the Nation's President
Last Sunday, Ukrainian television comedian Volodymyr Zelensky was elected President by defeating incumbent President Petro Poroshenko.
Redactions heavier on Russian meddling than on obstruction
In the recently released report by Special Counsel Robert Mueller, redactions are heavier on Russian meddling than on obstruction.
China Will Not Overtake the US Economy Anytime Soon: Here’s Why
Crunching the numbers, China will come close but not overtake the U.S. economy. China’s population is getting too old too fast.
Mueller Report Finds No Russia Conspiracy, But Obstruction Of Justice Is A Murkier Question
Attorney General William P. Barr has delivered a letter to Congress summarizing the conclusions of the special counsel Mueller’s two-year investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
Why I Support The President's National Emergency
Do you believe that we have a crisis on the southern border that must be addressed to protect American families? This U.S. Senator does.
Partisan Politics Has Constrained US Economic Growth
John Ubaldi's analysis of JPMorgan Chase Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon's damaging critique on the state of American politics.
Double Standard Exists with Regard to Sexual Misconduct
OP/ED: When a Republican is charged with misconduct, everyone is outraged, but when it’s a Democrat, he or she is given a free pass.