How to break Iran’s terrorist regime
“Gradually, then suddenly” could work
The Washington Times
What would Joe Biden do?
Vis-à-vis Moscow and Tehran, Trump should do the opposite
Op-eds
The forgotten history of Muslim socialism
A century of failed experiments before the rise of Mamdani and friends
Op-eds
For Tehran, negotiation is war by other means
Iran’s rulers think Trump is as beatable as his predecessors
Op-eds
Letter to Melania: Beyond the oil and nukes, you can fight for Iranian women
Dear Mrs. Trump, Or may I call you Melania? If that is too familiar, no problem, I understand. But you can certainly call me Cliff! I am a longtime admirer. I have heard you speak out for human rights,...
Op-eds
An MOU is not a “peace deal”
The Islamic Republic of Iran remains at war with America
Op-eds
Crazy rich Qataris
Backers of the Muslim Brotherhood are indoctrinating your kids
Op-eds
Letter to the POTUS
A few hopefully helpful notes on Iran’s “Islamic Revolutionaries”
Op-eds
Farewell Fidelismo?
Trump has a chance to liberate the Cuban people – and others
Op-eds
Distrust and verify
The Beijing summit was pageantry; Xi’s ambitions are not
Op-eds
Mr. President, here’s your next Iran speech
With a final offer – and a final warning – to Tehran
Op-eds
Iran’s rulers are true believers
That’s why they’re so difficult to deter or constrain
Op-eds
What would Thomas Jefferson do?
America’s third president understood that jihadis don’t make good deals
Op-eds
All quiet on the Lebanese front?
Hezbollah is not just Israel’s enemy
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The U.S. military can clear mines but not minds
Though Tehran’s capabilities are being degraded, its theology persists
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Know thine enemy
The “great, proud people of Iran” are not among them
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Why we have a TSA and a DHS
And the jihadis that make them necessary
Op-eds
The case for wars of choice
The alternative is wars with our backs against the wall
Op-eds
Strait talk
American victory passes through Hormuz
Op-eds
Tucker Carlson ‘has lost his way’
President Trump now sees that clearly