How The United States Can Start Winning Wars Again
In order to understand what guidance natural law gives us about war and peace in our time, it is first necessary to have some understanding of what ‘natural law’ is.
Trump’s Syria Strategy: For One Night Only!
By declaring ‘mission accomplished’ in Syria after a single night, President Trump is avoiding the kind of sustained strategy that actually produces results.
In Syria, Trump’s Coalition Is The Cornerstone Of The West
The United States, the United Kingdom, and France were the heroes of the twentieth century. In the twenty-first century, they still are.
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.
Discover The Secret Behind Winston Churchill’s Strategic Genius
Winston Churchill’s deep understanding of British history and his love of self-government enabled him to keep the people’s interest at heart during wartime.
Dear Annoying Parkland Kids: We Gave You A Pretty Awesome World, Try Not To Mess It Up
Let’s look at Parkland kids’ arrogant presumption that previous generations messed up the world, so that they have to ‘rebuild’ it.
Realistic Patriotism Makes ‘12 Strong’ A War Movie Worth Watching
‘12 Strong’ is a welcome change from the ‘We’re all to blame’ war movies that leftists in Hollywood crank out.
Before We Go To War With North Korea, The President Owes Americans A Public Debate
While Article II of the Constitution makes the president the commander-in-chief, and later laws give him the authority to repel sudden attacks, it does not afford him the power to declare war.
‘Craig And Fred’ Highlights Our Tendency To Put Man’s Best Friend Above Our Fellow Man
In ‘Craig and Fred,’ Craig Grossi tells the inspiring story of how a stray dog helped him overcome PTSD. But the book also raises discomfiting questions about how we put care of animals above the needs of our fellow man.
How Prayers Saved My Life And Those Of Many American Soldiers During The First Iraq War
As a soldier, I witnessed firsthand many cases of God’s unseen hand changing history and saving lives. This happened when a nation honored God, and humbled itself before him in prayer.
It’s Long Past Time For Congress To Stop Writing A Blank Check To Wage War
U.S. counterterrorism operations are active across the globe all under the authority of a 2001 authorization intended only to sanction individuals directly involved in the 9/11 attacks.
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.
Cyber Weapons, Drones, And Berkeley Protestors With John Yoo
Professor John Yoo discusses whether weapons themselves are good or evil and other ethical elements of modern war on this episode of Federalist Radio.
Why We Shouldn’t Worry About Nuclear War With North Korea Right Now
While the test of a hydrogen bomb has been expected by North Korea analysts for some time, it has nonetheless triggered a nuclear war-scare in the United States.
It’s Time To Stop Pretending We Can Deter North Korea’s Pursuit Of Nukes
With negotiated denuclearization impossible, we must leverage Pyongyang’s fear of regime collapse by taking a stronger security stance and signaling that we are willing to fight.
Trump’s Afghanistan Plan Upends His Campaign Promises Against Perpetual War
President Trump’s Afghanistan plan is, above all, a pledge to double down on the bipartisan failures of the last decade and half, making changes only for the worse.
Nixon’s North Korea Dilemma Illuminates Why It’s So Hard To Bomb Small Countries
Long before Iraq and Iran, the United States was wrestling with the problem of how to strike North Korea, where planning for the use of nuclear weapons ran into various dead-ends.
We’re Not Out Of Time On North Korea. Here Are Our Options
A leaked Defense Intelligence Agency report says the Kim regime has made a warhead small enough to fit onto a long-range missile. Even if true, he’s got a long way to go.
Spare Me Your Insecurity-Induced Dunkirk Envy
If watching soldiers do their thing makes you feel unmanly, take that up with your conscience and local recruiter. Please stop projecting your insecurities onto the rest of us.
It’s Insulting To Say Women Wouldn’t Like ‘Dunkirk’ Because Only Men Care About War
Women, Marie Claire implies, would never want to watch a gripping two-hour tale of everyday heroism amid the backdrop of a fight against looming totalitarianism.
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