Editorial
Palestinians Remain in Need of Leaders Dedicated to Peace
Today’s protests reflect that the implacable attitude that led to war in 1948 persists among the Palestinian leadership and many Palestinians. …
Articles by Don Sutherland
Editorial
Aftershocks of America’s JCPOA Withdrawal Reverberate Across the World Stage
German Chancellor Angela Merkel declared, “It is no longer such that the United States simply protects us, but Europe must take its destiny in its own hands.” …
Editorial
A Rising Post-Truth Environment Undermines the Nation’s Values and Institutions
For example, Conservative Review featured yet another attack on the Special Counsel by radio host Mark Levin. …
Editorial
House GOP Tax Cut Idea Would Increase Debt, Reduce Economic Growth
A second opinion is urgently needed. One is available. …
Editorial
Iranian Aggression Aimed at Israel Suggests a Growing Need for Deterrence
Deterrence provides the surest guarantee of security from a hostile power that continues to reject Israel’s right to exist. …
Editorial
Trump Gambles on Iran Agreement Withdrawal with No “Plan B”
At present, the Trump Administration knows only what it “left,” but not what it may have “lost.” …
Editorial
President Trump Withdraws from the Iran Agreement Without a Clear Strategy for a Better Outcome
What all this means is that in a post-JCPOA world, American appeals and even warnings for Iranian restraint likely won’t register. …
Editorial
National Priorities Sentiment Hints at a Possible “Wave Election” in November
This new data may hint that the nation’s electorate is poised to express a broad vote of “no confidence” in the President and his governing Republican Party in November. …
News Commentary
Washington Can Learn from Warren Buffett’s Example
It takes an enormous amount of personal strength and inner confidence to point to one’s failures. …
News Commentary
U.S. Employment Strength: Who Deserves Credit?
The current economic expansion is now the second longest on record. …