Pride and Shame in American Politics

[W]hat is happening in Gaza can never be separated from what is happening in the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem.

The economic, commercial and financial blockade imposed by the United States government against Cuba constitutes a unilateral, coercive and extraterritorial policy that violates international law and undermines the Cuban people's human rights.

[T]he Lebanese inside Lebanon continue to fantasize about the prominent role their expatriate kin could play in the hallways of American politics.

He is interested in only one thing: sparking off a religious war in Nigeria & sending in his troops to bomb & occupy us & corner our rare earth, our oil reserves & our mineral resources.

[T]he United States has had the final word in restraining excesses and the reckless conduct of Israel.

With the convoluted negotiations beginning to straighten out, the burden on the South Korean government has been eased, at least for the time being.

[A]t least 10% of Argentines — a decisive percentage — bet on the torrent of dollars that comes with U.S. support.

[M]amdani’s success could offer the [Democrats] a sense of direction.