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Sanctions aren’t really intended to punish. They’re intended to change behavior. And often they do—but for the worse.

One expert says sanctions can be particularly effective when targeted at a narrow issue, but may not be powerful enough in many cases to achieve more ambitious aims.

The costs and benefits of economic coercion.

This MintPress study reveals that ninety percent of recent opinion articles in The New York Times, The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal have taken a hawkish view on the Ukraine conflict written by pundits tied to the national security...

There might be reasons to think the CNN story is legit, I just can't come up with one.

This MintPress study reveals that ninety percent of recent opinion articles in The New York Times, The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal have taken a hawkish view on the Ukraine [...]

This MintPress study reveals that ninety percent of recent opinion articles in The New York Times, The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal have…

This MintPress study reveals that ninety percent of recent opinion articles in The New York Times, The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal have taken a hawkish view on the Ukraine conflict written by pundits tied to the national security state promoting NATO as a defender of the free world & describe Putin as Hitler incarnate.

If an ordinance were passed allowing only owners, not renters, to occupy single-family homes, competition would increase and prices would fall.

The American foreign policy establishment prefers meddling around the globe because it can afford to without cost or political price. What is needed is a new foreign policy establishment elite based on the principles of realism and restraint.