It defies common sense to believe that even vigorous U.S. diplomatic efforts through the Annapolis Process can result in true progress in the Middle East.

On November 30, 2005, President George W. Bush unveiled the National Security Strategy for Victory in Iraq at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. In the face of declining public support and mounting casualties, the president reiterated that winning, not withdrawal, will pave the road to democracy in...

Leon Kass of AEI and University of Chicago delivered the February Bradley Lecture.

In our new world of biotechnology, gathering powers to intervene in human bodies and minds raise profound challenges to the meaning of our humanity. Crucial to meeting those challenges is a robust notion of human dignity—the special...

Adebate between the presidential candidates on the role of negotiations in foreign policy will be critically, perhaps mortally, important.

It is no outsider's "fault" that theIsraeli-Palestinian conflictcontinues. Diplomats might be able to slow its progress, but this war will notbe over until someone has won.

Mourning Philip Merrill, a man so full of life who has been lost at sea.

In both the nitrogen oxide and mercury rules,Maryland shouldconsider using auctions as a means of raising revenue to reduce economically harmful tax rates.

A review of Ernest S. Tucker'sNadir Shah's Quest for Legitimacy in Post-Safavid Iran.