Articles by Sarah Carlsruh

AJC: “We are now losing in Afghanistan. It is not a slow win. It is not a stalemate,” proclaimed Frederick Kagan at the American Enterprise Institute’s (AEI) November 4^th lecture on the “Afghanistan Strategy: The Way Forward.”

AJC: “Can the United States Affect Iran’s Nuclear Ambitions?” was the topic of the Cato Institute’s November 3rd forum.

Do America’s sugar policies harm consumers?

If the Obama administration were to believe John Mueller’s book, Atomic Obsession: Nuclear Alarmism from Hiroshima to Al Qaeda, they could abandon diplomatic engagement with Iran completely and rest easy.

“I’m as happy to be here as Roman Polanski at a Hannah Montana concert” began Jonah Goldberg at Accuracy in Media’s 40^th Anniversary Conference on October 23^rd.

“Cynicism exists. It’s toxic,” said Michael Josephson at an October 29^th presentation on “High School Character” at the National Press Club.

James O’Keefe and Hannah Giles’ undercover videos revealing the scandal of ACORN, with over a million views on YouTube, are a testament to the escalating dominance of new media.

Israeli Defense Force (IDF) Reserve Colonel Bentzi Gruber recently defended the IDF’s ethical code and how it impacts the Israeli forces’ struggle in the war against a “new, [non-uniformed] enemy.”

In search of transparency.

Leslie Carbone spoke on October 15^th at Accuracy in Academia’s Author’s Night on her book Slaying Leviathan: The Moral Case for Tax Reform.

Ask any two or three analysts what houses are really worth, and you’ll get at least that many answers.

It turns out school lunch—soggy, cardboard pizzas with a side of half-thawed tater tots—is an expensive issue.