Tunku Varadarajan is the editor of Newsweek Global. He is also the Virginia Hobbs Carpenter Fellow in Journalism at Stanford's Hoover Institution. He was an editor at the Wall Street Journal from 2000 to 2007. (Follow him on Twitter here.)
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A Turning Point in the War
General Petraeus’ hearings made Obama a political hostage to his new Afghan commander—but also... MORE
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How Elena Kagan Schooled Congress
Yes, she looked ill at ease during opening statements on her high court bid.... MORE
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Obama’s 2012 Power Play
Obama’s decision to replace Gen.... MORE
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Are World Cup Refs Against the U.S.?
Team USA transcended a bad call to topple Algeria by a single goal.... MORE
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Why I Feel Tony Hayward's Pain
The embattled BP exec was pelted by so many inane questions from the mediocrities in Congress they... MORE
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A Stubbornly Passionless Speech
Obama chose a new location, the Oval Office, for his inaugural State of the Oil Spill address, but... MORE
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Can You Root for North Korea?
Brazil and North Korea faced off in the World Cup today. Tunku Varadarajan gives the play-by-play. MORE
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How Hot Is Blanche Lincoln?
The Arkansas senator may be unlikely to win reelection come November, but her elegant, defiant... MORE
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An Entirely Just Outcome
England's failure to win may have something to do with their goalie's flub—but that doesn't mean... MORE
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The World Takes the Field
In wake of the U.S.... MORE
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Nikki Haley and the New Racial Face of the South
Nikki Haley is poised to join Bobby Jindal as conservative Indian Americans running Deep South... MORE
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Bet on California's GOP Amazons
In spite of their rousing Silicon Valley credentials, Meg Whitman and Carly Fiorina are emphatic... MORE
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Don't Let Obama Fail
Petty finger-pointing over the oil spill threatens his presidency.... MORE
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The Last Liberal?
In his provocative new book, The Flight of the Intellectuals, Paul Berman criticizes liberals for... MORE
