The US needs to return to stop discriminating against those with little education. Let’s set up an immigration lottery to make it work.
North Korea on the Table
Dissecting Donald Trump’s mental gymnastics on dealing with pesky dictator Kim Jong-un.
Union Concentration in the United States
After a decades-long slide, where does union membership currently stand?
Troubles in Washington, Troubles in Beijing
The U.S. and China may seem completely out of step – but face many of the same challenges.
Turkey Cozying Up to Russia and Iran
What does history teach us about the real prospects of closer Turkish relations with Russia and Iran?
An Open Letter To President Trump
It is time to resign now and do so with dignity for the sake of the country.
Ending Pakistan’s Export of Jihadists: The Key to Win in Afghanistan
A policy to win in Afghanistan requires undermining the Taliban’s strategic base – the external support and sanctuary that Pakistan continues to provide.
Vietnam: Memories Are Made of This – Or Maybe Not
A review of Viet Thanh Nguyen’s fascinating new book.
Trump’s “New” Strategy in Afghanistan Is Doomed To Fail
After 16 years of fighting, dispatching an additional force of 4,000 soldiers will not change anything.
The Summer of Love Turns 50
San Francisco is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the most iconic cultural event in its history – the summer of 1967.























