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Obama's foreign policy failures

President Obama needed to put Russia on notice that NATO is resolved to resist its aggression in Ukraine

We need Russia as a partner, not as a punching bag

The destruction of Syria's chemical weapons stocks has made the whole world a safer place

The U.S. needs Russia. This may sound peculiar coming from a person who spent 25 years at the NSA, almost half of those fighting communism. But our approach to Russia since the end of the Cold War has been unimaginative and aggressive. Politicians in Washington put on their Cold-War glasses any time Russia makes noise. It's time to archive those in the Smithsonian.

Neither Hillary Clinton nor Jeb Bush are objectionable as presidential candidates, but are these really the only two families from which solid candidates can come?.

Sanctions unlikely to work against Russia

Europe needs to pay more for its own defense

Tough sanctions against Russia to punish its meddling in Ukraine show that the U.S. and its European allies can present a united front

Until Russia directly harms the U.S., America should keep its troops out of Ukraine.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is proof that tough guys don't rule best.

In light of the recovery of smallpox from samples whose existence was unknown for such a long period of time, it would be irresponsible to even continue the discussion of viral stock destruction.

Barack Obama may need to put a bit of John Wayne in his foreign policy words right now.

Russia's proxy war in Ukraine has backfired with the downing of a Malaysian airliner by separatist rebels

The Ukraine crisis owes its roots to a deal America made and broke with the recently deceased Soviet foreign minister Eduard Shevardnadze.

BRUSSELS (AP) ¿ Over Russia's objections, Ukraine's new president on Friday signed a free-trade deal binding his country more closely to Western Europe, sealing the very agreement that triggered the bloodshed and political convulsions of the past seven months.

Syria's surrender of its remaining chemical weapons stocks this week vindicates President Obama's handling of the threat

If President Obama fought terrorism with the same zeal he devotes to "climate change," the terrorists might be the ones retreating, not America, Cal Thomas writes.

Editorial praising president's foreign policy pragmatism is way off-base

As Russia's actions in Ukraine rattle its neighbors, the Maryland National Guard is affirming its decades-long partnership with Estonia.

The president defended a measured view of how U.S. foreign policy should be conducted that we believe most Americans share

NASA astronaut and Cockeysville native Reid Wiseman launched to the International Space Station.

Sunday's elections could help stabilize the country if the new government vigorously attacks its long-standing culture of corruption