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Humza Bokhari - November 4, 2011

When the US spends so much money and still doesn't see results, the question should be: are we spending it right?

Paul Schied - November 4, 2011

Republicans realize that they can't continue to look like the stubborn ones.

Daniel Backman - November 4, 2011

Deficit reduction talks have overshadowed the need to reform the tax code

Gram Slattery - October 30, 2011

For US policymakers, the War in Afghanistan is largely a function of two patently flawed options.

Lena Bae - October 30, 2011

It's not a surprise that the war in Afghanistan has lasted ten years and that even after bin Laden’s death, we cannot say it has truly been won.

Zeenia Framroze - October 30, 2011

The world is watching – will Afghanistan be able to stand on its own two feet?

Caitlin Pendleton - October 30, 2011

It is necessary to begin predicting and planning for the new power dynamics of a post-U.S. Middle East

Benjamin Zhou - October 30, 2011

The question is increasingly less, "Should be stay in Afghanistan?" as much as it is, "Can we stay in Afghanistan?"

Elsa Kania - October 30, 2011

With a timetable set for withdrawal of U.S. troops by 2015, 'victory' isn't close to being a reality.

Oreoluwa Babarinsa - October 28, 2011

It's apparent that even the people who are nominally on 'our side' aren't fully American allies.