Daniel R. Depetris is a journalist and opinion writer whose work has been featured in various publications such as Newsweek, MSNBC, The National Interest, and more. He covers a range of topics including international relations, foreign policy, and Middle East affairs, providing thoughtful analysis and commentary on current events.
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Daniel R. Depetris predominantly covers world affairs and government & politics, with a focus on expert commentary, legal policy regulation, and opinion editorials. His article topics revolve around international relations, the United States, conflict zones like Syria and Yemen, as well as specific geopolitical events such as the war in Gaza.
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Two days after President Joe Biden authorized Ukraine to use U.S.-supplied Army Tactical Mission Systems (ATACMS) to strike military targets deeper
By: Natalia Mehlman, Ketan Ahuja
In the end, Israel and Hezbollah concluded that they could gain more through negotiations than they could on the battlefield. The agreement struck today is a recitation of
By: Daniel R. DePetris, Michael-Cohen
On Thanksgiving Day, we'll be watching a Super Bowl contender — not the "Same Old Lions."
Progressives are trying to take back the mantle of anti-elitism by at least pretending to take Trump at his word.
If shutting down the country's political process was meant to usher in a new era more to Yoon's liking, it backfired in spectacular fashion.
Syria's external stakeholders are using the Assad regime's demise to press their own interests.
By: Daniel R. Depetris
But when Trump uttered similar sentiments in his first administration, he did not follow through.
By: Daniel R. DePetris
Assuming Foxx wants “What Had Happened Was” to help others — and there's every reason to believe he does — his routine is a missed opportunity. “Jamie Foxx don't get strokes,” he quotes himself saying when he's trying to make sense of what happened to him. “That's old man s---.”
We could be facing the greatest mass miscarriage of justice in American history. President Biden can stop it.
By: Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove, William Barber
This vote actually reveals the weakness of America’s anti-democracy movements.
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