How can the United States be a force for good in the world? It’s a question that should be asked and debated in the corridors of Washington, D.C., but rarely is, at least not in any serious way. Inste ...

As impeachment fever grips Washington, the long-ranging and damaging foreign policy implications of the release of a memo summarizing President Donald Trump’s phone call with Ukrainian President ...

In preparations for the 70th anniversary of the People’s Republic of China, President Xi Jinping has laid down the law: there will be no alcohol, no kites, and no drones at the October 1 parade. And e ...

The old maxim that “the U.S. government exists to buy arms at home and sell arms abroad” was never truer than today. Our defense budget is soaring to previously undreamed-of heights and ov ...

President Donald Trump wants to outsource U.S. policy to Riyadh. After the recent attack on Saudi Arabia’s oil fields, he tweeted that his administration was “locked and loaded,” but was “waiting to h ...

While it’s seems axiomatic that most Americans suffer from historical amnesia, that’s not necessarily true for the U.S. military. And as America and Iran were sprinting towards a military confrontatio ...