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Entries Tagged 'Foreign Policy'

Not Knowing Isn’t Ignorance

By E. Ryan Haffner | Aug 19, 2026 at 6:24 PM

Darline Graham Nordone did her candidacy no favors at yesterday’s debate when she directly admitted her ignorance on national security issues. Her critics seized on it as disqualifying, but if we actually care about what we say we care about in politicians, they’re wrong.

Change the Menu, Mr. President: No More Tacos

By E. Ryan Haffner | Sep 03, 2025 at 4:27 PM

Last night, Russia launched its largest drone attack yet in its war against Ukraine. Vladimir Putin does not want peace, he wants victory. And, as China’s ceremonial flexing this week emphasized, he’s not the only one. If President Trump wants to be the peace president, time is running out.

The Tough Tensions of Foreign Policy

Between Service and the Recognition of Limits

By Jason Kettinger | Aug 25, 2021 at 12:53 PM

I join with our esteemed editor-in-chief in lamenting what has happened in Afghanistan. For the moment, I will leave the Christian reflection to him. For my part, I see the tragedy of Afghanistan as the unfortunate culmination of long-running battles in US politics, over US military involvement.