How the U.S. government communicates with the world—explaining policies, presenting facts about American life and values, promoting the national interest by helping foreign audiences understand America—is a matter of no small importance. During the Cold War, for example, engagement in the war of ideas through the United States Information Agency was a critical…
The White House release of the e-mail chain regarding the Benghazi talking points on Wednesday has opened up a slew of...…
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The chorus of those calling for the resignation of Richard Falk from his position with the U.N. Human Rights Council...…
The U.N. Security Council has unanimously approved a United Nations peacekeeping force to Mali, the Multidimensional...…
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Pyongyang again disobeyed international efforts to rein in the recalcitrant regime by conducting its third nuclear test....…
Senator John Kerry (D–MA) has announced that he will bow out of chairing the expected Benghazi hearing featuring...…
Yesterday, President Obama pretty much told the world what to expect from the…
North Korea successfully launched a missile early Wednesday—a big step toward achieving the capability to hit targets in...…
The Obama administration boasts that arrests at the U.S.-Mexico border have dropped on its watch. But figures cited by...…