Radio: America’s Biggest Military Concerns In Russia, Syria, And Congress’s Authority
Lt. Col. Daniel Davis joins Federalist Radio to discuss the foreign policy leaders surrounding President Trump and what role Congress plays in our foreign engagements.
Why ‘Win And Go Home’ Isn’t Working In Syria
President Trump wanted to declare victory over ISIS in Syria and go home. Well, that’s the trick, isn’t it? It turns out ‘win and go home’ rarely works.
5 Takeaways From The House Subcommittee Hearing On Fighting ISIS
The hearing made clear that ISIS has been destroyed and much of the credit, like it or not, should go to the Trump administration.
Trump’s Rhetoric On Haiti Is The Kind Of Thing That Will Turn This Country Into A ‘Sh-thole’
Mr. President, I beg you to use your position to elevate the conversation. If we continue to devalue each other, we too will become a sh-thole country.
President Trump Has A Clear Shot At The Iranian Regime
Protests in Iran give us a clear shot at helping take down a dangerous and oppressive dictatorship. Please, please, please, let’s not mess this up.
Iraq War Veteran: The Civilian-Veteran Divide And The Never-Ending War
Allison Jaslow shares her own story of military service, and the stories of other Iraq-Afghanistan veterans that we have forgotten on the Federalist Radio Hour.
Iranian-Backed Militias Are Helping Fight ISIS, And That’s A Huge Problem
Iranian religious fighters see the fight against ISIS as a great way to subjugate the Sunni areas of Iraq and bring them under Iran’s influence and even control.
Why Congress Needs To Reinforce Donald Trump’s Reign Of Benign Regulatory Neglect
Everyone is so distracted by the drama on the President Trump’s Twitter feed that they’re not paying attention to his crackdown on runaway regulation. Good.
How To Address Iran’s Aggressive Contributions To Middle East Turmoil
Since the Iran deal, Tehran has not slipped into a passive role—instead, it’s pursued a blatantly aggressive approach to Middle Eastern and world affairs.
16 Years Later, Why Are We So Uneasy About 9/11?
On this 9/11 anniversary, we’re starting to realize that nobody has a coherent strategic answer to the threat of Islamic terrorism. We’re not even trying.
Should The U.S. Support The Kurds’ Bid For Independence From Iraq?
Author Stephen Mansfield shares his interactions with Kurdish leaders, what the Trump administration should do, and his prediction for the results of the independence referendum.
This Man Risked His Life To Serve Our Country. Now He Finally Gets To Come To The U.S.
An Afghan interpreter who served alongside American troops for 13 years has finally been allowed to come to the United States after five years of pleading with the State Department.
After Witnessing ISIS’s Genocide And Slavery, ‘Jewish Schindler’ Sprang Into Action
‘When you see a girl being rescued, you cry,’ says the ‘Jewish Schindler,’ Steve Maman. ‘I don’t care how tough you are, you cry.’
Even If ISIS Goes Down Soon, It Probably Won’t Stay Down Long
Many argue that ISIS is close to death. But whatever happens in Raqqa, ISIS’s cause will live on.
Congress Needs To Take Back Its War Powers From The President
Following 9/11, Congress allowed the president to use troops to combat terrorism. They couldn’t have imagined the consequences.
President Trump Needs To Fulfill His Promise To Help Iraqi Christians
We must not dismiss the horrors faced by Christians and other minorities. President Trump must help them, lest another round of atrocities ensue.
Manchester Bombing Foreshadows Another Fraught Ramadan
The Manchester bombing is a stunning reminder that, despite ISIS losing territory in the Middle East, its appeal isn’t totally lost on young Muslims living in the West.
Has Donald Trump Already Abandoned His ‘America First’ Foreign Policy?
The Trump administration is a lot closer to conventional foreign policy orthodoxy than many of his political enemies thought or his supporters desired.
Trump Is Right. Our Enemies Don’t Need Forecasts Of U.S. Troop Movements
During the Obama era, our military maneuvers were transparent to a fault. We need the element of surprise when conducting operations overseas.
In Syria, The First Step Is Recognizing The United States Has A Problem
We shouldn’t need humanitarian prompting to care about Syria. We should care because we’re terrified of the implications for our own interests and security.
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