Taxpayers are now contending with the crashing “bow wave” of defense spending that started growing around the turn of the century while simultaneously creating a new one
Bipartisanship lives as lawmakers finally grow a spine — to keep the nation at war
These lawmakers are injecting some reality into the congressional debate over $1.5 trillion defense budget
The strategy is already leading groups to adapt to new illicit industries, divert trafficking routes, and expand operations to new subregions
Despite a warm summit between Xi and Kim, there are still significant strategic gaps between the two countries
It's great when Washington can end the conflicts it starts, but on this World Refugee Day let's recall that the ensuing crises they cause are not so easily controlled
