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More Aid to the Syrian Rebels Would Not Have Stopped ISIS
The if-only-we'd-intervened-more crowd has a new argument.
Obama on Iraq Airstrikes: 'This Is Going to Be a Long-Term Project'
Meet the new war, same as the old war?
Can Moshe Feiglin Reconcile Libertarianism With Militant Israeli Nationalism?
The deputy speaker of the Knesset takes a hard line on individual freedom-and Gaza.
The Danger of Unilateral Presidential Action in Iraq
ISIS is a brutal group, but Congress must insist on playing a central role in the decision-making process.
Ebola: 'Dress Rehearsal' or Show Closer?
Rapid biomedical progress will soon make epidemics ancient history
Aid and Airstrikes to Iraq (But Don't Call It 'War')
Assistance for groups threatened by ISIL, and support for U.S. personnel.
Blame World War I For Whistleblower Persecution—And So Much More
U.S. involvement in World War I lasted just a year and a half. But government today uses its leavings to threaten Americans' freedom.
ISIS Captured Iraq's Largest Christian Town, Dam
IS fighters have also taken Iraq's largest dam, the Mosul dam complex, which supplies much of Iraq's water.
Honduran 'Free Cities' Get One Step Closer to Reality
Will they provide legal innovation, or merely business-friendly regulation?
Traveling to Thailand? Don't Bring '1984'
"You don't want to be mistaken for an anti-coup protestor."
Troops Attacked by Man in Afghan Army Uniform; U.S. General Killed
A man dressed in an Afghan army uniform opened fire on foreign troops at Camp Qargha, a base west of Afghanistan's capital.
Putinism's Final Crisis?
There are many signs that Putin's billionaire pals are already chafing at the costs of his adventurism.
Snowden: NSA Helps Israel By Spying on Gaza
The relationship has, on at least one occasion, entailed the covert payment of a large amount of cash to Israeli operatives.
UN, US Condemn Israeli Strike That Hit School
Israeli forces deny intentionally targeting the site
