U.S. Troops Helping Secure Part of Central African Republic as Rebels Near Capital
U.S. helping rout out LRA in the south as an insurgency sweeps through the north
Interventionism
Argo and the Foreign Policy Benefits of Remembering the Past
As the hit movie Argo shows, American presidents don't decide when the story begins.
Europe Notices Snub at Presidential Foreign Policy Debate; "Mistake"
Europe got mentioned once and it's a teachable moment on humility.
Dennis Kucinich: Interventionism Led to Broader Security Failure in Libya
Libya's got more terrorists now than it did before the U.S.-backed intervention, the congressman pointed out
Let's Not Broaden the 'War on Despair'
Our Constitution envisions a narrower role for the U.S. military than one that would have it responding to "trouble alerts" worldwide.
Inching Toward War in Syria
For the moment, the Obama administration is not beating the war drums. But how long it until it does?
Kony 2012's Old-Fashioned War Propaganda
With lots of social-media hoodoo, popular new campaign calls for another U.S. intervention
Majorities Across Partisan Groups Agree: US Should Mind Its Own Business Internationally
Even conservative Republicans turn from Bush era foreign policy
