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If you follow the news closely, you've probably been struck by the big change in tone by major media organs. "Inside Biden’s hot streak, from the poolside to the Capitol"

U.S. President Joe Biden began his term determined to reverse his predecessor’s habit of cozying up to dictators, including Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman

From the blog of Sam Lehman-Wilzig at The Times of Israel

Optimism and Skepticism.

As Russia threatens to invade Ukraine, the West appears paralysed Vladimir Putin draws strength from the knowledge that the US and its allies will not offer serious military resistance to his territorial ambitions. Russia has deployed more than 16 battalions of tanks, armoured fighting vehicles, self-propelled artillery and even landing craft around south-east Ukraine, in an arc ranging from Chornomorske to Voronezh. If the place names sound unfamiliar, I advise you to look at a map – becau...

On antitrust and big tech, Biden must return to his centrist roots Daniel A. Crane, opinion contributor © Getty Images President Biden The President of the United States has limited powers to intervene in the raging debates over antitrust and Big Tech. Perhaps most important among those powers are his nominations to lead the antitrust agencies - the Federal Trade Commission and the Justice Departments Antitrust Division. President Biden has already exercised one of those opti...

Biden entered office with greater foreign policy credentials than any president since George H. W. Bush. His team may believe they can be proactive in shaping his priorities although already their approach appears scattershot. Certainly, fast-tracking Iran talks is one top priority, and addressing growing Chinese aggression is another. Biden made a change in immigration policy a priority on the first day of his administration. The administration has also promised to be on top of challenges eman...

A Progressive Agenda for Biden’s Foreign Policy Details Making America Safe for the World.”  That means focusing on domestic problems rather than on foreign policy crusading, relying on diplomacy before making threats and imposing sanctions, redefining the national interest with an eye toward real friends and urgent issues, and finding common ground with adversaries, starting with China, while remaining faithful to our ideals.  These priorities offer a window o...

Biden: A Pro-Life Stance As Deficit In Faith, By Justine Dyikuk Unless Biden transmutes his pro-choice mantra for pro-life policies his administration would suffer deficits in faith, morals and national security. ADVERTISEMENT As the second Catholic to hold the highest office in the greatest democracy, the Church expects President Biden to do more than quoting Saint Augustine. Unless Biden transmutes his pro-choice mantra for pro-life policies, which is unlikely, his administration would suffer...