Epstein Secrets

ing "soft" on defense—until Republicans upped the ante by going "all-in" on military crusades in the aftermath of 9/11. Since his election in 2008, Barack Obama has done little to alter the course set by his predecessors. He, too, has chosen not to challenge Washington's prevailing catechism of war. Republic

tanyahu to address a joint session of Congress in March? That address promises to be a pep talk for the Republicans, as well as a smack down of the Obama administration and its "appeasenik" policies toward Iran and Islamic radicalism. Serious oversight, let alone opposition to the national security s

e aftermath of 9/11. Since his election in 2008, Barack Obama has done little to alter the course set by

n has been. Its economy has fallen about as much as the U.S.'s did during the Great Depression. Its unemployment rate peaked at 28 percent. And, as Derek Thompson points out, its cities have become filled with smog during the winters, because its people can't afford to heat their homes any other way than burn

rmor capabilities. We may have been in a more effective position today to influence events on the ground and at Geneva. Having said that, President Obama is right to avoid at all costs any U.S. military ground troops in Syria. On the chemical weapons issue, and despite the muddled way we got there, t

s on the ground and at Geneva. Having said that, President Obama is right to avoid at all costs any U.S. military

needs to tell Turkey to change course Morton Abramowitz, Eric Edelman and Blaise Misztal Article 7. The Atlantic What Jobs Will the Robots Take? Derek Thompson Anicic I. EFTA00676532 The Council on Foreign Relations Small Steps to Syrian Transition? Interview with Edward P. Djerejian January 23, 2014

rmor capabilities. We may have been in a more effective position today to influence events on the ground and at Geneva. Having said that, President Obama is right to avoid at all costs any U.S. military ground troops in Syria. On the chemical weapons issue, and despite the muddled way we got there, t

s on the ground and at Geneva. Having said that, President Obama is right to avoid at all costs any U.S. military

Turkey to change course Morton Abramowitz, Eric Edelman and Blaise Misztal EFTA00676554 Article 7 The Atlantic What Jobs Will the Robots Take? Derek Thompson Anick L The Council on Foreign Relations Small Steps to Syria Interview with Edward P. Djerejian January 23, 2014 -- While the Geneva II talks o