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Playing Defense on the Sequestration Battle

As January 1 draws near, expect doomsday predictions about big national-security cuts to ramp up.

… is a figment of the Republican Party’s very active imagination.

Economic troubles across the Atlantic haven’t affected the U.S., but that could change as we head into the presidential election.

Women at the world’s top sporting event are shaking off pressure to be feminine in the public eye.

Romney’s trip to Israel wasn’t as hide-your-face embarrassing as the one in Britain, but it should be more troubling.

by Tom Carson July 27, 2012

Will the Olympics be a break from Europe and England’s problems, or make them more vivid?

by Jamelle Bouie July 24, 2012

The more he talks foreign policy, the more likely it is that he makes himself vulnerable to attack.

Why did the most recent coalition in the Israeli government only last ten weeks?

The Mujahedin-e Khalq is trying to steer its supporters in the United States toward war, which shows that the enemy of our enemy is not our friend.

The EU’s perennial reject has seen impressive growth—but there are warning signs for the future.