Angelo M. Codevilla
U.S. law should face the Cuban regime with this hard alternative: If you want US investment, you must accept that our money will be on the people's side.
Most likely, we will get one form or another of what Woodrow Wilson wanted: the union of legislative and executive power.
Why isn't America protected from missile attacks like the Israelis?
Putin performed at the level of John F, Kennedy, while the Ukrainians are giving a good imitation of Fidel Castro.
Vladimir Putin is playing for the highest geopolitical stakes. Can the U.S. government afford to do less?
The U.S. Intelligence Community consistently fails at quality control, and this opens it to manipulation.
Angelo M. Codevilla is professor emeritus of international relations at Boston University and is a Senior Fellow of The Claremont Institute. He served as a U.S. Senate Staff member dealing with oversight of the intelligence services. His new book Peace Among Ourselves and With All Nations was published by Hoover Institution Press.