A Word on the National Interest Archive: February 2011

A word on Egypt’s Constitutional Panel

The Muslim Brotherhood does not deserve to have a say in the drafting of Egypt’s constitution Published February 19 2011
The Muslim Brotherhood and the mushroom

The Muslim Brotherhood has not succeeded in grasping power – at least not yet – but it has certainly succeeded in grasping the attention of the Western media. Published February 16 2011
A word on Asia

Hu Jintao’s visit, Obama’s tour of Asia, and why it was wrong to skip Pakistan Published February 9 2011
Egypt: Machiavelli's advice

In moments like this, silence may be the wisest form of action. Published February 4 2011
Egypt: Why it is too early to be optimistic

Egypt's turmoil meets with American optimism - but Alexis de Tocqueville reminds us that in a revolution, the hardest part to invent is the end. Published February 4 2011
Response: The mistake of pressuring Israel

Author Benjamin Ra responds to Zach Published February 1 2011

Benjamin Ra is a recent graduate of Sciences Po Paris. He writes mainly on foreign policy and is currently residing in South Korea.

Wells On Baseball

This column will cover anything that has anything remotely to do with the game of baseball, from the game itself to mid-summer trades to offseason moves.
- Turn Back the Clock Tuesday: Babe Ruth signs with the Brooklyn Dodgers
  On this date, Babe Ruth signed on with the Dodgers.
- MLB State of the Union: The wild, wild West
  What is going on with baseball in the West this year?
- MLB suspends Kennedy for brawling, none for Puig or Greinke
  MLB hands down eight suspensions after Dodgers and Diamondbacks brawl
- Turn Back the Clock Tuesday: Albert Belle
  Albert Belle was a feared man when playing baseball
Citizen Warrior

Uncensored exploration of issues concerning current events, civil liberties, American political advocacy, and the political and social issues facing military veterans.
Urban Game Changer

A mother of three and a passionate conservative, Shirley Husar changes the game.
The Food Commune

We all eat, and food should be fun and healthful. Food Commune celebrates the food we eat, the people we eat with and the spirits we enjoy.
TV Den

Television commentary, reviews, news and nonstop DVR catch-up by Lisa King Doloff and friends.
A Focus on Freedom

In securing life, liberty, and in pursuing happiness, the quest for freedom contains countless stories that must be told. Honest information and truth are still the most essential weapons against illusion, ignorance and fear which are key elements of tyranny.

A word on Egypt’s Constitutional Panel