Criticism from Bill Clinton and praise from Vladimir Putin do precious little to help the second-term president get his agenda back on track.
Criticism from Bill Clinton and praise from Vladimir Putin do precious little to help the second-term president get his agenda back on track.
The steady drumbeat for military intervention continues as the Pentagon reportedly draws up plans for a no-fly zone.
The administration’s rhetorical dance on “red lines,” chemical weapons, and civilians is getting tougher by the day.
Lacking the financial clout needed to break into the mainstream among political elites, gun control proponents can only shake their heads at what seemed a favorable environment for reform.
It was telling that the Americans let Morsi’s pre-electoral anti-Semitism off with less than a slap on the wrist while coming down as blunt as a hammer on the economy he now oversees.
The arrival of an American delegation meant it was time for Egypt’s president to make nice over controversial remarks about Jews.