Foreign Policy

An American Family Saved Their Son From Joining ISIS, But He Might Go To Prison

By Adam Goldman, The Washington Post

Republicans Are Obsessed With Islamic Terrorists. Just Don't Ask Them To Name Any.

Presidential candidates talking about terrorism probably should be able to identify some actual terrorists.
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The Debate We Should Be Having Over Mount McKinley

William McKinley's imperialism laid the ground for today's clash between Obama and the GOP.
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These 3 Senators Want To Change How You Think About U.S. Foreign Policy

Fresh to the Senate and vocal about their beliefs, they're done with the current foreign policy conversation.
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Americans No Longer Expect Foreign Policy To Be Center Stage In 2016

We're a little less worried about terrorism and a little more upset about the economy.
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Jeb Bush Wants To Return To The Bush Doctrine

By Paul Waldman, The Washington Post

Lindsey Graham Talked About ISIS Constantly During The Debate

It's what he does best, after all.
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Should The U.S. And Iran Work Together In The Middle East?

The path for U.S.-Iran relations beyond the nuclear deal is still unclear.
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An Engineer-Turned-Senator Explains Why The Iran Deal Makes Sense

"I sat down the morning the deal came out and I started highlighting numbers.”
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Why Does Everyone Hate American Tourists?

Venture even further, and you'll quickly find that the image of the American tourist is reflective of how the world at large views Americans: self-entitled, oblivious to matters outside of the U.S., with little desire to learn of different cultures or languages.
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