Madman of Chu

As the United States struggles to contain the spread of Covid-19, the calls to refrain from politicizing the crisis are as understandable...

Dear Mayor Bloomberg,        I write you as a concerned Democrat and American. Like you, I recognize the urgency of defeating Donald Trump...

I was at an event yesterday in which a Jewish-American who had lived for many years in Israel was discussing the Trump "Vision for P...

Listening to the opening arguments of lawyers defending Donald Trump in the ongoing impeachment trial, it became clear that much of the pr...

The recent brush with war between the US and Iran underscores the persistent question of US-Iranian relations: will the two countries ever...

In Wednesday's speech that (for the moment has) successfully de-escalated the mounting confrontation between the US and Iran, Donald T...

Last Thursday's assassination of General Qasem Soleimani again accelerated the spinning wheel of US-Iranian confrontation that has bee...

As we enter another presidential election year, shopworn shibboleths are sure to be trotted out on the campaign trail. No matter whom the ...

Jonathan Turley, the legal scholar called by Republicans in yesterday's hearing on impeachment before the House Judiciary Committee, gav...

Between the impeachment hearings, the Democratic primaries, and the accelerating chaos that has marked our domestic and foreign policy since...

Watching or reading the breathless coverage of the impeachment inquiry playing out in the House of Representatives, one would be forgiven fo...

Takeaway from the Democratic Debate: 1)Warren remains the strongest candidate to beat Trump. She has energy, smarts, a clear message a...

The news that a protester in Hong Kong was shot today during protests set to coincide with the seventieth anniversary of the founding of the...

The release this week of the formal texts of both the whistleblower complaint against President Donald Trump and one of the White House'...