Corazon Aquino will not only be remembered as the tough "housewife" who forced a dictator, Ferdinand Marcos, to leave office after his attempt to steal an election, but she also deserves to be remembered as the leader of the first "People Power" revolution.

Washington's South Asia strategy ought to be shaped less by the memory of failure, and more by an under-rated success: the transformation of once conflict-ridden Southeast Asia into an oasis of peace and relative prosperity.

The reform the Iranian demonstrators seek is something that we should be supporting; the United States does not have a "no comment" option.

The following is a transcript of an interview with Paul Wolfowitz given by CNN's Piers Morgan.

Nevada’s Paul Laxalt: A MemoirBy Sen. Paul LaxaltJack Bacon & Co., $27.50, 393 pages, illus.

Describing Barry Goldwater, his political ally and mentor, Sen. Paul Laxalt writes that Goldwater "was western, he was gutsy and he was conservative. That was good enough for me." In fact, exactly the...

Bolton reviews Paul Laxalt's Nevada"s Paul Laxalt: A Memoir.

The secret to ousting Zimbabwe's president is showing his people how much better off they will be without him.

The United States and Russia were on opposite sides of the Cold War. Now we are fighting onthe same side of the war on terrorism.