
Can Sanders Distinguish Himself From Clinton on Foreign Policy?
If Sanders wants political revolution, it doesn’t just mean taking our economy back from the billionaires; It means taking our foreign policy back from the carpet bombers.
If Sanders wants political revolution, it doesn’t just mean taking our economy back from the billionaires; It means taking our foreign policy back from the carpet bombers.
Clinton favors war and regime change over negotiations and diplomacy, says Phyllis Bennis.
Our foreign policy is aggressive, parochial, and hard-hearted. Unless voters finally demand differently, our next president will be the same.
Bernie and Hillary have each laid out detailed plans to reduce inequality through reforming the tax code. Here’s where they stand.
Obama’s made a lot of Faustian bargains over the last seven years. But given his likely successors, what we got over the last two terms may be as good as it gets.
Hillary Clinton spoke last week about what she would do to combat ISIS. Her strategy would only exacerbate the problem.
The former secretary of state attacked the NSA whistleblower without bothering to get her facts straight.
Donald Trump ought to give a Jewish custom a shot.
Hillary Clinton just laid out a hawkish foreign policy vision in a major speech. How do her views stack up against those of Bernie Sanders, her challenger from the left?
Instead of new rhetoric about the middle class, Presidential candidates should invent policies to save it.
Obama’s no peace president, but he’s won important diplomatic victories. Will they survive the 2016 election?
Hillary Clinton would probably stick with his counterproductive energy policies.
Tony Rodham’s involvement in a gold mining operation in Haiti is under scrutiny.
Her Central American foreign policy blunder ought to darken her presidential prospects.
The U.S. recognition of Somalia as a sovereign and equal partner entails new responsibilities for both parties.