[Paul Johnson's] latest successful biography, of the philosopher Socrates, is a further example of his narrative talents in bringing alive a rather obscure figure whom we all recognize but little understand...
If the Syrian people needed illumination about the cruel ways of the world, the United Nations Security Council provided it, when a toothless resolution condemning the violence of their rulers was turned back on October 4...
In truth, the Executive is seeking to make law. Imposing such conditions has never been approved by Congress, and the federal waiver law does not permit it...
There is a sort of repressed anger that Obama has somehow embarrassed many of his supporters, as if their ecstasy of 2008 now seems almost adolescent...
Today’s news that the Department of Justice foiled an Iranian assassination plot against Saudi ambassador Adel Al-Jubeir raises several questions about the Obama administration’s actions regarding this event...
Although it is true that Jobs made iconic contributions in several areas, including computers, phones and movie animation, I have had the privilege to know and be mentored by people of comparable accomplishments...
Jeffrey Brown discusses the alleged scheme and the Iranian political landscape with The New York Times' Charles Savage and Stanford University's Abbas Milani...
