The U.S. Navy, America’s First, Best Strategy
In his must-read new book, Jerry Hendrix offers a lucid, accessible argument for the future of U.S. naval power.
Biden’s Foreign Policy Should Build on Trump’s
The Biden administration faces challenges from China, the Middle East, and the need to increase the U.S. defense budget.
In Defense of Trump’s National-Security Record
Whether Donald Trump gets a second term or not, he deserves credit for the achievements of his first.
Greener Fields?
Greenfield investments by Chinese SOEs pose a unique threat, and should be met with the highest scrutiny by all levels of government.
The Long, Sad Saga of Hydroxychloroquine
The same medical community which is telling us that HCQ is dangerous, may soon be telling us that a vaccine developed in record time is completely safe.
Trouble with the Curve
In dealing with a pandemic, the right goal is to reduce the total human harm over the life of the pandemic.
Barr-room Brawl
The Judiciary Committee hearing with Bill Barr was a circus, full of gross process fouls, and everyone who is familiar at all with Congress knows it.
Ending the Lockdowns and the Question of Political Sustainability
Going forward, the government should focus on empowering, informing, and encouraging the general public while assisting the high-risk demographics who remain isolated.
All in the Same Fight
The assumption that there is an inevitable trade off between health interests and economic interests is false.
Calm Down, Grenell Is a Strong Choice
There has been a lot of pearl clutching about Richard Grenell’s appointment as acting director of national intelligence (DNI). Evidently the appointment will be temporary; Grenell is staying as ambassador ...