President Obama entered the White House determined to renew diplomacy with Iran. During his campaign, he said he would meet the leaders of Iran "without preconditions.”

The US strategic position in the Pacific is starting to look a lot like it did 70 years ago — on the eve of Pearl Harbor.

Behind Churchill were several daring young lawmakers who defied their powerful prime minister Neville Chamberlain.

The Obama administration is now undeniably following a policy of appeasement with China.

Obama's speech in Berlinwas inspirational, but if anything will be learned from the Bush administration, it is that leadership must run deeper than rhetoric.

Lynne Olson delivered the September Bradley Lecture.

The September Bradley Lecture will focus on the subjects of Lynne Olson's recently published book Troublesome Young Men. The men in the title of the book were a band of Tory members of Parliament who risked political suicide to revolt against Prime...

The government of the Philippines has yielded to the blackmail of Islamist terrorists; it has agreed to hasten the withdrawal of peacekeepersin Iraq in exchange for a hostage.

Our international adversaries will not be idle in 2010. Will our president step up to the challenge, or will he continue pursuing national security policies that leave us at greater risk?