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Since September 11, 2001, the relationship between the United States and Turkey has been strained, but Turkey’s potential role in rebuilding Iraq could help to smooth the road ahead. Will a possible Turkish economic recovery...

A group of leading experts on Russian and U.S. policy toward Iran will address questions about Russia's stance on Iran, missile defense, and more.

All children in a free nation have a moral claim to attend schools that will help them discover and develop their gifts. And while difficult choices must always be made, we should be wary of shaping schools in ways that explicitly favor some of our children while shortchanging others.

The U.S.-Turkish relationship is too important to be undermined by the political correctness of our diplomatic corps.

Turkey has changed from a secular nation to an Islamic republic that is more aligned to Iran than to the democracies of Europe, shifting it from an American ally to an enemy.

Gradually lowering greenhouse gas emissions would be worthwhile were all states to join in the effort, but absent such strong, broad-based action, countries should explore other means of limiting harm from climate change.

Our impotence toward the PKK threatens to undermine our credibility not only in Turkey, but also in our fight against terrorists and states like Lebanon which provide them safe haven.