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A possible end game that appeared to be taking shape could give Republicans the across-the-board tax-cut extensions that they are seeking, albeit in temporary form, in exchange for a Senate vote on the arms control treaty, a top priority for Obama.

As of this weekend, it is clear that most of the world stands in fear of Iran acquiring nuclear weapons, and for the most part desires that actions be taken to keep the regime from gaining those weapons.

Charles Krauthammer says its time to offer South Korea and Japan nuclear weapons.

We’ve been warning about the flaws in the START treaty for some time. The Fox All-Star panel discusses whether the lame duck senate will reject the treaty and why.

First under President Bush and now under President Obama, a punitive raid has been turned into an exercise in nation building in a place that does not have nation in the modern sense of the word.

John Bolton on the Korean military conflict and the embarrassing revelation that the Afghan Taliban negotiator was a fraud.

The media are pushing hard to help President Obama succeed in getting the Senate to ratify the New Start Treaty with Russia.

“New START suffers from fundamental flaws that no amount of tinkering around the edges can fix. I believe the better course for our nation, and for global stability, is to put this treaty aside and replace it with a better one,” Sen. Christopher S. Bond, Missouri Republican, said in a little-noticed floor statement last week.

Realizing that his START treaty has too many flaws to pass a reasonable examination President Obama devoted his weekly radio broadcast to the issue while Secretary of State Hillary Clinton pressed it home doing the rounds of the Sunday talk shows.

The fact is he was acquitted of dozens of crimes of conspiracy because the “laws of evidence” in a civilian court would not allow the prosecution to enter all the evidence they had against him – even his own confession – is ludicrous.