Gordon Adams

by Gordon Adams Children are ripped from their parents at the border or lying dead, together, their arms around their father’s neck on the banks of the Rio Grande, the result of a cruel immigration…

Congress’ righteous anger at Trump’s tactic is less about grand constitutional principles than protecting small local projects.

The House has the authority to request anyone’s tax documents. But, inexplicably, the leadership has taken it slow.

Donald Trump has picked a former CEO to run the Pentagon. He should have gone with a psychiatrist.

by Gordon Adams It’s manhood time again. In 2013, then-President Barack Obama stepped back from an airstrike in Syria. Five years later, Donald Trump decided that U.S. troops were done in Syria and…

The president used America’s military not against any real threat but as toy soldiers, with the intent of manipulating a domestic midterm election.

by Gordon Adams A summit between Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is on, off, then on again. There is a pattern here, perhaps the only certain pattern in the eccentric Trump tenure …

The knives are out for “F” at the State Department. The secretary should be strengthening rather than dismantling it.

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Does Gen. James Mattis have what it takes to disagree with a reckless and uninformed commander in chief?

by Gordon Adams The Wild West may be coming back. When the West was wild, it was a time of lawlessness. A time when shoot-outs were an unpredictable, regular occurrence. A time when might worked ha…

The development of a new town in Battersea is one of London’s biggest urban projects in recent years. Principal and partner at SGS Economics and Planning

And until Paris confronts its deep historical legacy of colonialism and prejudice, violence will continue.

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Why the Republican-dominated Congress isn’t going to pass the appropriations bills we need to actually run the government.

Why when it comes to the U.S. strategy on the nuclear deal, consistency is a fool’s game.

By pushing its immigrants to the fringes of French society, the country cultivated a breeding ground for humiliation, exclusion, and retribution.

Don’t get me wrong: I support the normalization of relations. But believing it can remake the regime in Havana is the worst kind of American…