Health care reform has been a political hot potato for decades. But in the highly-charged atmosphere of the political arena, compromise can be risky. Now, four former majority leaders of the U.S. Senate have come together to try and bridge the political gap, and break the impasse.

The Chairs of the National Security Initiative’s lead project -- Professors Ernest May, of Harvard University, and Philip Zelikow, of the University of Virginia -- have published their recommendations for a new American foreign policy framework in the September/October issue of the American Interest.