National Security Desk
Contributor.
Contributor.
The Middle East has never been peaceful, and Trump is thinking several chess moves ahead.
Congress "disapproves" of Trump's policy in Syria, for which he fails to make the case.
A major Saudi oil facility was attacked, and it was likely Iran or its proxies.
There are proposals floating around for lowering the recruitment age to 16.
Russia's secrecy regarding this nuclear incident is raising concerns.
"This is only the latest in a series of attacks instigated by the Islamic Republic of Iran."
In yet more leftovers from the Obama years, the military is fighting the "real" battles.
Recent weeks have seen already bad relations between nations deteriorate further.
Trump's move to not renew waivers affects some important allies, but for good reasons.
The president follows through on his threat to withdraw from missile treaty with Russia.
Actually, Trump has a maddening ability to be both wrong and right at the same time.
"Presidents don't often get the freedom to work with unblemished partners."
The five Gitmo detainees traded for Bowe Bergdahl are now members of the Taliban's political office.
Trump's clear-minded focus on the threat posed by Iran's nuclear program has been remarkable.
This is the first update in cybersecurity in 15 years, and it is focused on America first.
This week saw the latest in a long line of seemingly intemperate Twitter blasts by the president.
John Bolton puts to bed any suggestion that North Korea can pull the wool over Trump's eyes.
The biggest question after Donald Trump's work with Kim Jong-un is trusting the crackpot dictator.
Yet another pillar of Barack Obama's horrible legacy crumbles at Trump's hands.