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As Team Trump faces various international crises, a look back to 1948 is worthwhile.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's response to the most recent shooting is a breath of fresh air.
China is hungry to play an expanding role on the world stage and is willing to spend a lot to do it.
Republicans aim to revamp food stamps to help more people to be self-sufficient.
This week marks the 40th anniversary of the Communist Revolution in Afghanistan.
It seems to be déjà vu all over again as the U.S. considers how to handle Syria's latest chemical attack.
Pompeo for secretary of state and Haspel for CIA director are critical positions and both face opposition.
He has the right skillset to flourish in the job, but he must be given the opportunity to succeed.
Tillerson, perhaps McMaster, Shulkin and Sessions — administration turnover seems endless.
His writings should serve as a beacon to all Americans who believe in the conservative cause in 2018.
The U.S. benefits from an oil boom, but that could be hampered by the wrong protectionist policies.
As National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster put it, "We would love to have a cyber dialogue when Russia is sincere."
The Iranian drone shot down in Israeli airspace was based on ours. And that's not the only example.
Trump's new policies set a welcome course after eight years of Obama's malfeasance.
Updated for the first time in 10 years, the NDS marks the priorities of the Trump administration.
Trump has once again exhibited an audacity meant to shake up the status quo in the greater Middle East.
The branches are struggling with old equipment and too few, too mediocre recruits. Can Trump fix it?
What began as a response to Iranian-backed terrorists has become more of a humanitarian crisis.
A recent study on lack of readiness shines a light on the needed changes Trump can bring.
