The choices President Obama is making about war powers and cuts to defense spending will leave our military less capable than when he became Commander in Chief...
The Obama White House may be on a communications defensive of late, but the President’s re-elect campaign continues to talk a good game...Such conversation is ambitious, given the President’s soft poll numbers. But it’s also necessary given some quiet terrain changes...
It is a shame to have to “relitigate” issues that have been laid to rest. For Thomas Friedman, the message is that it is treacherous for non-economists to write economics...
Only a few months ago, President Nicolas Sarkozy of France appeared to be on his way out. Now, he can be forgiven if he is starting to think of himself as the “King of Europe”...
Most of the legal discussion about Libya intervention has focused in recent weeks on the War Powers Resolution. But the constitutional issue of the President’s power to order the intervention without congressional authorization in the first place is also still in play...
...[O]pponents of national standards call them "one-size-fits-all." They say the idea does not make sense for a country as large and diverse as the United States. One of those opponents is Bill Evers at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University in California...
Hoover Institution research fellow and former Assistant Secretary of Education Bill Evers discusses an organized effort he is helping to lead to put a stop to national curriculum and national tests for America’s public K-12 schools...
