Would Ending Endless Wars Make America Safer?
President of the Quincy Institute Andrew Bacevich argues that we must end the previous ways of “endless wars and a succession of moral and material disasters.”
Psaki Blames Military, Not Political Leadership, For Afghanistan War Stalemate
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki holds the military at fault for the situation in Afghanistan, but hopes politicians will craft a “solution.”
The United States Began To Fail Abroad 70 Years Ago In The Korean War
Korea is a thought-provoking conflict that should be studied in intimate detail by the U.S. military and foreign policy experts. Let’s learn from our failures.
Biden Fails To Condemn Hamas Terrorist Attacks On Israel
“Israel has a right to defend itself when you have thousands of rockets flying into your territory” Biden said, but did not go further to call out Hamas as the one doing the terrorizing.
Washington Post Runs Op-Ed By Weapons Manufacturer Board Member Backing The Forever War
Meghan O’Sullivan, sits on the board of Raytheon, a defense contracting company. WaPo felt that wasn’t important information to disclose.
Inside The Global Race To Build Killer Robot Armies
There are AI-assisted weapons already in use, but they still require a human operator to confirm targets and order the kill. That is changing rapidly.
Is Our Exploding National Debt Fueling An Economic Crash?
At our current rate of spending, the U.S. will be unable to confront major problems in the future because we’ve already stretched ourselves too thin.
6 Experts Predict The Worst-Case Scenario With China Under A Feeble Biden Foreign Policy
Whether Biden seems actively pro-China, or merely weak on the communist country, his lack of position on China foreshadows a number of plausible crises.
How Veterans Like Me Want Americans To Celebrate Veterans Day
If you truly seek a way to honor those who quietly carry scarred souls and heavy-laden minds for America, simply live a good life, a life of love in service of your neighbor.
WSJ: Trump To Pick Foreign Policy Realist As Afghanistan Ambassador
Scholar, Afghanistan veteran, and naval reservist Will Ruger wants to pull U.S. troops out immediately. His elevation implies the president finally understands that personnel is policy.
Here’s What Congress Must Do To Kill The Coronavirus
The crisis shows that fatalism and inaction are deadly, while aggressiveness and innovation save lives. Congress must strike a balance with a long-term vision that builds on the strengths that make America great.
Will The Taliban Uphold Its End Of The Afghanistan Deal?
As the agreement makes clear, the United States and its allies are indeed looking for the exits. If all goes to plan, U.S. and coalition forces will vacate Afghanistan by spring 2021.
With Afghanistan Deal, Trump Has A Foreign Policy Record He Can Take To Re-Election
No new wars or interventions in Iran or Venezuela, a partial drawdown from Iraq and Syria, and an Afghanistan withdrawal deal is a foreign policy record to be proud of.
Are Neocons Really Back In The Trump Administration?
There may be neoconservatives cheering that drone strike, as neoconservatives are wont to do, but it is unlikely that they are the ones driving policy.
Podcast: Impeachment Popularity Contests, Soleimani, And Threat Of War
Gene Healy, vice president at the Cato Institute, joins Ben Domenech on this episode of The Federalist Radio Hour.
In Wake Of Iran Strike, Congress Needs To Debate Overseas Deployments
After 18 years at war without debate in Congress about overseas U.S. troop deployments, President Trump’s decision to take out Qassem Soleimani catalyzed a national conversation.
‘1917’ Reminds Us War Is An Addiction We’ll Never Shake
Sam Mendes’ magnificent epic raises a question stripped straight from today’s headlines: Is war a futile waste of life or the apex of the human experience?
The President Is Preventing A War, Not Starting One
President Trump said that killing Soleimani was an effort to end, not start a war. He was roundly mocked, but that is exactly what he did.
Despite Leftist Hysterics, President Trump Was Likely Right on Iran
If yesterday evening serves as the entirety of the Iranian response to Soleimani’s death, President Trump should count the events as a win.
Iran’s Attack On U.S. Bases Is A Face-Saving Gesture From The Ayatollahs
The length, scope, and operational duration of the attack suggests it is a targeted towards regime stability and an internal audience. Whether it leads to further escalation is a political call.
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