Column: Arctic an excellent focus to encourage international cooperation
Today, global warming and dramatic melting of polar ice urgently underscore the vital importance of the region.
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Column: Carter’s presidency does not get the praise it deserves
Carter indeed suffered important political failures. However, the facts also provide a strong case for Carter as having significant success in policies as president.
Column: The news is not as bad as you might think
For Americans, perhaps our greatest danger is our own media-fueled fears, reflected today in sensationalist and extremist sentiments.
Column: Eighty years later, Battle of the Bulge remembered as ‘hell on Earth’
In American history the Battle of the Bulge remains our biggest single land engagement. Approximately a quarter of a million United States troops were pitted against a comparable number of...
Column: Syria collapse has shaken up the Middle East
the new Trump administration should carefully evaluate U.S. national interests, and act accordingly.
Column: Taiwan president’s Hawaii stop reinforced U.S. ties
Taiwan President Lai Chin-te, also known as William Lai, was on a brief, two-day “transit” stop in Hawaii, carefully choreographed to show U.S. support for Taiwan without indicating formal diplomatic...
Column: North Korea provocations sometimes overshadow South Korea’s success
South Korea’s remarkable domestic accomplishments have unfolded while the country becomes increasingly influential in global arenas.
Column: Time to press for peace in Russia-Ukraine war
The war in Ukraine proceeds with devastating, perhaps irreparable damage to the influence and reputation of Vladimir Putin, and also the military of Russia.
Column: Decades later, JFK’s legacy remains complex and controversial
Sen. John Kennedy’s book “Profiles in Courage,” about U.S. senators who put principle above political expediency, earned him the Pulitzer Prize. While critics cracked President Kennedy should show less profile...
Column: Key to GOP election sweep was Harris playing it safe
In 2024, Vice President Harris had no time for Smith’s legacy, but she did manage to appear on “The View,” “Call Her Daddy” and other venues with overwhelmingly female audiences.