World
A Law-Abiding Attorney General?
Mukasey's respect for limits on executive power makes him an improvement.
Who's Afraid of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad?
After all the trembling, the Iranian president got a bruising instead of a boost.
The Next Iranian Revolution
How armed exiles are working to topple Tehran's Islamic Government
Six Years Later
Osama wanted the U.S. involved in a protracted quagmire with Muslim extremists. We've given him one.
Be Angry—but Patient
President Bush's "surge" isn't solving Iraq's political problem. But what's the Democrats' hurry to end it?
America's Taliban-Support Program
With luck, Afghanistan could become the Colombia of the Middle East
Democracy Kills
The national intelligence director explains why Bush's critics have blood on their hands.
