The Quiet American

This week's Economist has a fair overview of Barack Obama's foreign policy nearly a year into his term and its implications. The same analysis of his decision-making applies to the forthcoming policy speech on the war in Afghanistan.

With our East European allies concerned about a waking Russian bear, Iranian meddling in Latin America and Syria's re-emergence as a regional player, Obama will increasingly have to balance his domestic and international agendas. This is the reality of occupying the Oval Office.

Georgetown Forges Path for Archdiocese to Follow

It seems that the New York Times and The Washington Post are catching on to my recent editorial, as a member of the editorial board, in The Hoya.