Author: Jeff Huber

It looks like Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki doesn’t like the way U.S. troops are helping him get control of Baghdad. Last week, Malaki came to Washington and begged the U.S. Congress to stay the course in Iraq....

“Victory” is in the air in the Lebanon-Hezbollah crisis, and everybody is claiming it. On Saturday, the U.S. and France agreed on a draft peace proposal that multiple media sources described as a victory for the...

Thomas E. Ricks, Pulitzer Prize winning pentagon correspondent with the Washington Post and author of the recently released book FIASCO, offered this perspective of the Israeli-Hezbollah conflict on Howard Kurtz’s Reliable...

Several key pieces of the Israel-Hezbollah cease-fire puzzle need more ink and air play than they’re receiving.   First among them is the somewhat blurry line between the Lebanese government and Hezbollah....

The information environment has become so polluted that it’s now nearly impossible to know whom or what to believe.   Sidney Blumenthal of Salon.com reported yesterday on efforts by the Cheney cabal to use the...