The military signed contracts for Afghanistan well into 2023. That’s their problem.
According a new report private companies could sue if the U.S. pulled troops out May 1.
According a new report private companies could sue if the U.S. pulled troops out May 1.
The defense giant and their friends in DC say they have to play by Beijing’s rules in order to compete militarily.
The pending $23 billion deal to the Emirates threaten to fuel conflict in Yemen and Libya and reward bad behavior.
We found that the majority of members on a panel advising the president about withdrawal have ties to the defense industry.
It may be temporary, but now’s the time for critics to start throwing up road blocks while they have the chance.
This is what happens when lawmakers cram annual Pentagon funding into a politically charged package on a deadline.
Deep in the military-industrial complex, Alabama anti-war activists stake out a ‘Peace Corner.’
The Trump administration appears to be sacrificing long-term security goals for short-term economic gains.
A recent op-ed in the Wall Street Journal calling for a more militaristic approach toward China failed to disclose that its authors stand to gain financially from what they’re proposing.
The benefits of diplomacy are greater and longer-lasting, but not as tangible.
There are real issues with military readiness but throwing more money at weapons systems isn’t part of the solution.