Weighing drone strikes and making moral choices in presidential elections
National Security
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MEK Still Isn’t OK
The group is set to be taken off the foreign terrorist organization list, but it remains an unwelcome bedfellow on the Iran issue.
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Mitt Versus the Middle East
A candidate who reveals disdain for the two-state solution could be a dangerous gamble.
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Is America Feared Enough in the Middle East?
Supporting Islamist democracies might actually be the best way to win friends in the region.
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Following in Chris Stevens’s Footsteps
The U.S. should look at the crisis in Libya with the distance of diplomacy instead of falling prey to the political heat of the moment.
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Libyan Americans Hold a Vigil
After the Benghazi attacks, expatriates worry about the future of their fragile democracy.
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Mitt Romney Responds to Libyan Crisis in Worst Way Possible
Team Romney’s crass and ugly response to the situations in Libya and Egypt
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The 11th Anniversary of 9/11
A look back at how things have changed in the past decade.
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How Does the President Justify Having a Kill List?
…in which a Toledo TV reporter makes local news worth watching.
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Third Night of the DNC: TV & Twitter Review
Time to get serious folks: Obama bin Laden is dead and General Motors is alive.
