Three Wars, No Victory – Why?
Policy, strategy, and popular opinion have all played a part in U.S. failures.
Urban Warfare, Then and Now
In early February 1968, the enemy launched a surprise attack against dozens of cities and bases throughout the 400-mile length of South Vietnam.
To Stop Profligate Leaks, Expand Use of the Polygraph
The Trump administration should consider using polygraph tests to identify the leakers of sensitive information.
We Should Be Troubled by the Leaks about Michael Flynn’s Russia Conversations
Americans should not tolerate leaks from their intelligence agencies.
Sangin, Bloody Sangin, and Wretched Afghanistan
For years to come, Afghanistan will need U.S. forces to stave off the Taliban, which are unlikely to be decisively defeated any time soon.
President Trump Should Chart a Cautious Course in the Middle East
Syria policy should now be prudent, not bold.
In Laos, Obama Once Again Apologizes for America
A few days ago, President Obama again apologized for America, this time in the obscure nation of Laos that is controlled by Vietnam.
$1.7 Billion in Cash to Iran: Were the Serial Numbers Recorded?
It is standard procedure in delivering cash from U.S. government accounts to first record the serial numbers. Therefore, the USG will have evidence if those bills end up in terrorist ...
How Camp Clinton Plans to Shift the Blame for Any ‘October Surprise’
Hillary Clinton’s camp hopes to shift the blame for any “October Surprise.”
Obama’s Endless War
Refusing to prosecute an effective strategy against ISIS only prolongs the suffering.