Robert Kuttner is a Co Editor at The American Prospect. He covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, world affairs, and business and economics, with a particular focus on conflict and war, current affairs, and public policy. His work has been featured in The Boston Globe, Provincetown Independent, JAMA, and RealClearMarkets.
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By: Robert Kuttner
We’ve entered into a period of prolonged stalemate, on terms favorable to Iran.
We now have a pretty good picture of what the next few months will be like in Trump's on-again, off-again Iran war. The cease-fire will mostly continue, punctuated by periodic skirmishes. The Strait of Hormuz will be mostly open, but intermittently closed. There will be hollow threats of resuming full conflict, and no real progress toward containing Iran's nuclear capabilities.
The misleading panic attack on the part of the right and the center in the face of the Democratic left’s recent electoral victories
By: Robert Kuttner
The bizarre affinity of Trump for the great progressive president
Not every World War II story was good triumphing against evil.
He began the war on impulse; now Trump is ending the truce impulsively. The winner: Iran.
Lessons of a lifetime doing progressive journalism and politics
By: Robert Kuttner
Trump’s effort to use budget reconciliation for his scheme to take over elections now becomes even more of a stretch.
By: Robert Kuttner
OMB’s Russell Vought would bring all federal research grants under direct political control, to align with ‘the president’s agenda.’
It won’t help Susan Collins that the latest killing was in Maine.
