Bruce Fein

Alan Dershowitz's theory of national security doesn't hold up to historical review, writes Bruce Fein in a review of Dershowitz's latest book.

William F. Buckley Jr.'s influence has been overstated, writes Bruce Fein in a review of a new biography of the late conservative thinker.

If you are not alarmed by the Supreme Court’s decision in Trump v. CASA, Inc., you should be, writes Bruce Fein.

A new biography by Douglas Waller gives insight into the mind and exploits of the CIA’s heralded pioneer Frank Wisner.

The Constitution is ablaze, and no one seems interested in talking about it, writes Bruce Fein.

The United States should not be in the business of saving the world for democracy, writes Bruce Fein.

What happens if President Donald Trump defies a court order? The question is far from academic.

U.S. foreign policy in Ukraine is more about bleeding Russia dry than protecting Ukraine's independence, writes Bruce Fein.

A great and confident nation that judges solely by merit welcomes immigrants with open arms, writes Bruce Fein.

The second Civil Rights Movement operates under different principles from the first, writes Bruce Fein.