Kevin McCarthy’s misguided war on Ilhan Omar
She has been in the crosshairs of hawks for years — and not just because of her positions on Israel.
She has been in the crosshairs of hawks for years — and not just because of her positions on Israel.
Experts warn that it’s an escalation, but officials say it has been US policy all along.
The pressure is on to supply Ukraine more advanced weapons. How does this fit into a broader strategy to end the war?
Many believe Ankara can be mollified — at a cost — but rejection of the Nordic countries’ ascension remains a real possibility.
Washington gleefully pours money into endless weapons build-ups, but the rank and file can’t get help putting food on the table.
Tel Aviv’s far-right government has caught flak across the Arab world, but Abu Dhabi has shown no interest in rolling back the Abraham Accords.
Van Jackson has a clear warning for policymakers, that they ignore the full history of the US role in Asia at our collective peril.
Beijing seems to be in no shape to hold grudges, so we should move on too and let more diplomatic heads prevail.
Surveys signal a wider resistance to interventionism, which is not surprising given the history of sacrifice, and cost to communities.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s critique of American militarism more than 50 years ago predicted the rise of US global adventurism.
Now that Kyiv is in a strong position to negotiate, the US must flex its diplomatic muscles to bring both sides to the table.
As a grand strategist and America’s most powerful media figure at the time, he exuded the integrity missing from today’s discourse.
As Poland preps to send tanks, Italy delays its latest package of weapons and financial assistance to Kyiv.
Right now it’s fashionable to talk about national interests and even restraint, but with these folks, how much of it is sincere?
Will the panel foster a new cold war or much needed cooperation between the world’s two largest economies?
Can the US and Europe exert more pressure on Azerbaijan over the Nagorno-Karabakh blockade without restarting a war?
As talk of defending Taipei militarily against invasion heats up in Washington, a new wargame offers a dose of reality.
Usual suspects wrongly claim that any DoD reductions in Rep. Kevin McCarthy’s speakership deal would harm national security.
Hopefully, more than just Tokyo’s massive new military spending will be on the agenda when the PM meets with Biden on Friday.
Once the midterms were over, all mention of holding MBS accountable disappeared, and in fact Biden now seems to be catering to him.
Seoul and Pyongyang appear to have calculated that being on opposing sides bolsters their relative positions on the Peninsula.