Nobody Likes Ike’s: Why Congress Just Defunded The Eisenhower Memorial Commission
Congress has held up $142 million for the memorial on the National Mall, throwing its future into question
Congress has held up $142 million for the memorial on the National Mall, throwing its future into question
And other stuff I learned reporting the Senate women’s story
With the federal government at shutdown’s door, the 20 female Senate members are setting new standards for civility and bipartisanship. Look out, old boys’ club
Relations with Europe, Brazil are tense and unlikely to ease soon
At the UN General Assembly, the new Iranian President is enjoying a honeymoon that will soon be tested
As the Administration turns its attention to a deal with Russia to rid Syria of its chemical weapons, the rebels worry they’re being forgotten
First came the Hollywood movies. Now a New York vineyard, coincidentally named Clinton Vineyards, is taking Hillary Clinton’s-as-of-yet nonexistent presidential bid to a new level: Victory wine! Now, die hard Hillary fans will …
What the fall of the Free Syrian Army’s front woman in Washington tells us about America’s love affair with rebel groups and its ignorance of the Middle East
Surprising skeptics, deal calls for UN inspections by November—but may also bolster Assad
In an interview with TIME, Syria’s top rebel commander lashes out at Moscow, pleads for U.S. help
McCain says he thinks Russia and Syria may just be stalling, but ‘you have to give it every chance’
Washington casts Tehran as the enemy, but its not paying attention to the new government’s new rhetoric
Russian Ambassador to the U.S. warns of deteriorating relations between the two countries over Syria