Michael Rubin reviews Peter Galbraith's "The End of Iraq: How American Incompetence Created a War Without End."

Obama has ignored the fact that in our system neither party ever has all the advantages.

Virtually every action of any consequence, private as well as public, has some consequences that were not part of the purpose of the action.

Turkish military and political officials are concerned both that Iraqi federalism could set a precedent for similar demandsand dangers among Turkey"s Kurdish population.

President Obama has kicked off a three-day bus tour of Minnesota, Iowa and Illinois, where the corn is high and at least some factories are spewing smoke. He won these Midwestern states handily in 2008, but he's not taking anything for granted these days. To understand the political economy of the region, it helps to put it in historic perspective.

A review of The Future of Kurdistan in Iraq.

Things Fall Apart provides an invaluable framework from which policymakers across the political spectrum might begin to develop strategies to contain a collapsing Iraqi state.

Douglas J. Feith's War and Decision may not be the final account of the Iraq war, but it will certainly provide the basis for future historians.