Peter Van Buren is an author at various esteemed publications. He focuses on themes of conflict and war, geopolitics, and international affairs, often addressing current affairs and regional interests. His work has been featured in platforms such as GlobalResearch, Responsible Statecraft, and The American Conservative.
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Privileged celebrities exploit partisan outrage and pose as martyrs.
Imagine me and my wife coming to the realization that we just can’t give our kids the safe, happy life in America all children deserve as a human right. The h
By: Peter Van Buren, David Brady
Birth tourism offers a foothold to long-term American rivals. The Supreme Court will soon decide Trump v . Barbara, in which the president
There is cause for cautious optimism in the memorandum of understanding.
By: David Brady, Peter Van Buren
The State Department's consolidation of visa offices in Africa helps to stymie one conspicuous source of illegal immigration.
Unpopular below-the-belt issues are liable to dog the Dems in coming elections.
By: Peter Van Buren, David Brady
When an entire cabinet department opposes the president, it may find itself irrelevant.
The administration has made real progress in enforcing the law and reforming institutions, but some people are never happy.
The dysfunctions of the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act are coming home to roost.
The administration is trying to make fundamental, long-term changes to how personnel are selected.
