Neocons in Sorrow Over U.S. Not Attacking Iran
Hawks are mourning but still hopeful for war.
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Hawks are mourning but still hopeful for war.
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Here is the dream team for a big night in the city.
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Family of Mohammed Zaher Ibrahim, a Palestinian-American teenager who was detained by Israel, sat down with The American Conservative to discuss his case.
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State of the Union: The withdrawal signals the end of an era of American occupation in the region.
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You have to play the game if you want to win.
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You can’t understand recent events without paying attention to America’s use of crippling sanctions.
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Only Haitians can solve Haiti’s problems; foreign interventions have little prospect.
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Canada is opening up to China as Mexico looks to integrate more closely with the United States.
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We can ignore the accumulating problems of this world—or shovel our way out.
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In Leavitt’s briefing room, loyalty and flattery often outweigh tough questions.
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