Iran is now closer than ever to obtaining deliverable nuclear weapons. What are the options available to our next president in thisvolatile situation?

North American policymakers would do well to follow Europe's example and establish open-skies agreements; increased competition leads to greater choice and lower fares.

The question before the world now is: Can Iran be coerced by any means short of force? There's only one way to find out--and it is not by talking.

Please note this event will take place at the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center, Senate Room 203/202.

It is impossible to ignore Iran's active efforts to expand, improve, and conceal its nuclear weapons program in Syria.

Though the situation in Iraq is improving, there has been severe damage to the United States' position on the world stage.

If fatigue results in the dilution of the central tenets of what is now known as the Bush doctrine,why it was that Bush so desired reelection in 2004?

Instead of debating how much longer to continue failed diplomacy, we should be considering what cooperation the United States will extend to Israel before, during, and after a strike on Iran.