Inhofe: Retrofitting Unilateralism
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee votes tomorrow on the Law of the Sea. The Committee is likely to approve the treaty, as...
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The Senate Foreign Relations Committee votes tomorrow on the Law of the Sea. The Committee is likely to approve the treaty, as...
(Huene Island, pictured above, part of the Carteret Island chain, has literally been cut in two by rising sea levels) Papua New...
Conservatives are asking What Would Reagan Do on the Law of the Sea. Personally, I don't care all that much and would...
(Andrew Rice, left, is running for Senate against Jim Inhofe of Oklahoma) Matt Stoller posted this gem last night and Taylor Marsh...
Mark Goldberg and I had a funny conversation this morning about Ollie North's rant on the Law of the Sea over at...
It turns out that John Bolton's recent lobbying against the Law of the Sea represents a major flip-flop. I've known about this...
Senator John Ensign just proposed a major cut to U.S. contributions to UN peacekeeping on the Senate floor. Just last month, with...
It hasn't been announced publicly yet, but look for the first Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearings on the Law of the Sea...
Hm. NOAA is undertaking a mission to map out areas to claim in the American extended continental shelf. Of course, unless the...
I'm honestly not sure which is more hysterical: Frank Gaffney's most recent Washington Times column, which argues that the Russians laid claim...
I hinted in a couple of posts last week that I attended an interesting meeting with a White House official last week...
I heard Sen. Dick Lugar deliver some insightful remarks this morning on energy, Iraq, and U.S. foreign policy at the 20/20 Vision...