Headlines report arrests in alcohol-related crashes, but they rarely capture the long-term physical, emotional, and financial damage survivors and families endure - or the uneven legal outcomes that can follow.
After President George W. Bush's January 31, 2006 State of the Union, public protests, congressional criticism, and international polls indicated rising domestic and global opposition to his Iraq strategy and broader foreign-policy approach.
A revised look at U.S. policy in the Middle East: historical interventions, the 2003 Iraq war's aftermath, and why critics call current strategy hypocritical. Calls for clearer goals, transparent diplomacy, and greater regional agency persist.