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Foreign Policy
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The Right Coast
Review & Outlook: Obama’s Missile-Defense Reversal – WSJ.com
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel chose Friday afternoon to announce one of the biggest switcheroos of the Obama Presidency: The Pentagon now plans to fortify America's homeland defenses against missile attack,…
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
Mirkay on U.S. Tax Exempt Organizations and U.S. Foreign Policy
Nicholas Mirkay, III has recently published what promises to be an interesting read in the North Carolina Law Review regarding the extent to which domestic tax exempt organizations must…
ImmigrationProf Blog
Breaking News: Senator John Kerry to be Next Secretary of State
CNN reports that President Barack Obama today will nominate Sen. John Kerry, the former presidential candidate who chairs the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, to be the next Secretary of State.…
International Law Prof Blog
US Recognizes National Coalition of Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces as Legitimate Representative of Syrian People
US President Obama announced last night that the United States is prepared to give formal recognition to a coalition of opposition groups formally known as the National Coalition of Syrian Revolutionary…
The Right Coast
Go Away, Susan Rice | The National Interest Blog
In 1994 she apparently stated, "If we use the word 'genocide' and are seen as doing nothing, what will be the effect on the November congressional election?"via nationalinterest.orgPlease bear in…
The Right Coast
Barack Obama blunders again on the world stage Telegraph Blogs
It is rather embarrassing, as well as sad, that the leader of the free world can t even pronounce the name of the most famous human rights activist on the…
International Law Prof Blog
Save the Date: “Live From L”
The International Law Section of the American Bar Association has announced the third annual "Live from L", a conversation with Harold Hongju Koh, Legal Advisor of the U.S. Department of State's…
Business and Commercial
Try To See It My Way 换位思考
中文请点击这里 Presidential races in the United States are always characterized by the classic principle connecting domestic to foreign affairs: conjure a foreign foe against whom disparate domestic interests can coalesce.…
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Benghazi blunder: Obama unworthy commander-in-chief – Opinion – ReviewJournal.com
This administration is an embarrassment on foreign policy and incompetent at best on the economy - though a more careful analysis shows what can only be a perverse and willful…
ImmigrationProf Blog
Latin America Ignored At Third U.S. Presidential Debate
There is lots of critical analysis in the news of the third and final debate between U.S. Presidential candidates Mitt Romney and Barack Obama. As this piece on Huffington Post…