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After the Allies won World War II, Korea was divided north/south along the 38th parallel. The Soviet Union administered North Korea and South Korea was administered by the United States. During that time members of both North and South Korea made...
While terrorism was not new for many nation-states around the globe, the United States was brutally awakened to the enormity of the threat after the second attack on the World Trade Center on 9/11/2001. In a way, that event ushered in the...
The issue of foreign aid, specifically humanitarian aid, is hotly debated. Since the implementation of the Marshall Plan, which sought to rebuild Europe after the devastation of World War II, foreign aid has been a constant in United States...
While the debate over whether or not we should have invaded Iraq plagued the Bush Administration, with President Obama's new administration the debate has shifted to the question: When and how should the United States leave Iraq?
Many of...
Liberal foreign policy has had a sweeping effect on the international forum since Woodrow Wilson's presidency. Wilson, who grew up in the post-war South, was a pacifist, and ran his...
After initially gaining the upperhand, the United States has become bogged down in a quagmire in Afghanistan. While much attention, money and manpower were being siphoned to the War in Iraq, the situation in Afghanistan stabilized, then began to...