Who gets the last laugh? Policy jackstraws at State
BY: Frank Gaffney Jr.The Washington Times, January 5, 1994 Poor Warren Christopher. The conventional wisdom around town has it that...
BY: Frank Gaffney Jr.The Washington Times, January 5, 1994 Poor Warren Christopher. The conventional wisdom around town has it that...
(Washington, D.C.): The Clinton Administration's dubious priorities could not be more clearly displayed than by its sharply contrasting attitudes toward...
(Washington, D.C.): On 20 December, Ambassador-at-Large for Russia and other former Soviet states Strobe Talbott ran up the proverbial flag-pole...
(Washington, D.C.): The outcome of last weekend's elections in Russia should make one thing perfectly clear to the Clinton Administration:...
(Washington, D.C.): Articles in today's New York Times and Washington Post report that Secretary of State Warren Christopher is prepared...
(Washington, D.C.): The just-completed NATO ministerial meetings in Brussels provide the latest evidence of the dangerous course being charted for...
At today's hearing of the Senate Armed Services Committee on President Clinton's nomination of Morton Halperin to become the Assistant...
In recent days, leading national newspapers have published a number of spirited defenses of Morton Halperin, President Clinton's controversial nominee...
In a brilliant column in today's Washington Post, Charles Krauthammer excoriated the Clinton Administration for its general inattention to the...
To counter the nearly universal impression that the Clinton Administration is systematically failing in its execution of U.S. foreign policy,...
The world is now being treated to the spectacle of a U.S. president determinedly pursuing a policy toward Haiti predicated...
There is small comfort in the transparent bewilderment of Clinton Administration officials -- who were, just days ago, crowing about...
In recent days, senior officials of the Bush Administration -- including Mr. Bush himself -- have suddenly reemerged from the...
Somalia comes out, there is only one message that will be conveyed: Bipartisan majorities in the Congress lack confidence in...
As had been expected for some time, the People's Republic of China today carried out its latest test of a...
Last week, the U.S. Congress passed and sent to President Clinton an appropriations measure containing a further $2.5 billion contribution...