The evisceration of U.S.A.I.D. isn’t a policy fight—it’s an execution designed to strike fear in our own government.

In fact, his aides and allies took pains to describe his initial flurry of executive activity as “shock and awe,” reviving an ...

An international panel of practitioners, journalists and scholars has announced the shortlist for the 2025 Lionel Gelber ...

He was best known for amassing more than 3,400 copies of the Beatles’ “White Album” and using them to demonstrate the aging ...

“We need like a de-Baathification program, but a de-wokeification program in the United States,” he said, referring to the campaign to root out members of Saddam Hussein’s Baath Party. If and when ...

It’s weird that American politics are taking up so much space in our local discourse, but it’s not unprecedented. The last ...

Iraq’s Federal Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed a lawsuit to invalidate the passing of three bills wrapped into one package ...

The president is smack-dab in the middle of impeachment politics. Suddenly, he orders a bold but perilous military action. His defenders vehemently argue that petty politics is getting in the way ...

Understandably enough, Saddam Hussein does not trust telephones ... We will fight them on the streets, from the rooftops, from house to house. We will never surrender. 'That is what Churchill ...

Congress tends to guard its spending power as if it were a newborn in the crib, and you can bet that as the cases pertaining to spending work their way through the court system — likely up to the U.S.

Rooting for laundry in politics amounts to unconditional support for a political project no matter how malevolent it gets.

I was not long out of the in-house pensions team at ICI, looking to make my own way in the world of private capital, when Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait. Almost overnight, liquidity vanished like water ...