No one knows what the final details of an agreement coming out of Camp David will look like--or even if there will be one. But one thing is certain. If...
Why did President Clinton call the hasty high-risk Camp David summit? Some are attributing this to Clinton's hunger for a legacy. Hungry he is, but I cannot believe a president...
Why is George W. Bush doing so well? Of the dozen reasons adduced, most have to do with Al Gore--his biweekly change of persona, his recurring investigative troubles, his sheer...
Some people have John Grisham. Others Tom Clancy. Not me. For sheer power, stiletto prose and verbal savagery, I'll take Antonin Scalia. Scalia is not a fiction writer. He is...
Just because Syria is a totalitarian country, among the last to lumber into the 21st century, does not mean that the hysterical grief displayed by the Syrian people at President...
Peacekeeping was invented in the 1950s by Lester Pearson, then Canada's foreign minister. It was a nice, theoretically interesting idea at the time: that the United Nations, acting on behalf...
At a large gathering of conservatives soon after the 1992 election, the introductory speaker began thus: "Welcome to the midpoint of the Bush-Clinton era." The applause was wild and knowing....
On May 15, "seething tensions across the West Bank and Gaza Strip exploded into the deadliest violence in the territories in nearly four years" (The Washington Post). "Tensions exploded" or...
The screaming headline was tabloid size: "I WAS DESPERATE FOR A BABY AND I HAVE THE MEDICAL BILLS TO PROVE IT." Some love-struck movie star? A lesbian celebrity? No. Germaine...
It's as close to a national emergency as you can get in the post-Cold War world: Regis blackout. Time Warner's pulling the plug on ABC was billed as a clash...