Paul is a Master's degree candidate at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies where he specializes in international economics and Middle East studies. He previously worked as a language school administrator in Yemen and has also evaluated USAID international development programs in Yemen, Russia, and multiple sub-Saharan African countries. Other interests include cheesecake, Notre Dame football, and throwing shade at overblown internet outrage.
Yemen's Government Just Completely Collapsed. Here's What You Need to Know
Drones: Why Americans Shouldn't Worry About Them
Who Won Last Nights Debate: Romney Sways Undecided Voters
Who won the debate tonight: Romney effectively makes his case as the moderate Republican
Nakoula Basseley Nakoula Film Not the Reason For Riot at US Embassy in Yemen
Yemen Unification Day Overshadowed by AQAP Suicide Attacks in Sanaa
President Obama May Be Keeping a Journalist in Prison in Yemen
Ron Paul Biggest Winner in Virginia Republican Primary, While Rick Santorum is the Biggest Loser
As Yemen's Election Brings New President, U.S. Must Refocus its Foreign Aid and Counterterrorism Strategy
U.S. Visa Offer to Yemen's Saleh Should Not Be a Shocker
What to Watch for in Yemen's Transition of Power
As Yemeni President Returns, U.S. Misses An Opportunity
Road to Revolution: A Timeline of Yemen Under Saleh
Oil Shortage Creates New Problems for Yemen
U.S. Needs a New Counter Terror Strategy in Yemen
In Yemen, Too Early To Celebrate Saleh's Departure
Yemen's Saleh Skillfully Avoids Joining Other Leaders Ousted by Arab Spring
Counterterrorism in Yemen After Saleh
What Happened in Yemen? How One General Changed the Game
Yemen Proves Tough Test for New Middle East Strategy
