National Security
Afghanistan: Bad Policy, Bad Strategy, Bad Politics
As U.S. policymakers ponder withdrawal later this year, here are some warnings.
Right Analysis / Charles Paige
Military
In Brief
Profiles of Valor: Marine Raider Benjamin Carson
A much-needed story of how one man made a very positive difference in the world.
Military
Carrier Captain Torpedoes National Security
Contrary to the Leftmedia praise, Crozier should have been relieved of his command.
Military
Profiles of Valor: U.S. Army CWO 5 (Retired) Douglas Englen
During a time of crisis, taking note of American heroes is well worthwhile.
National Security
Peace in Afghanistan? We'll See
Why not just sign the peace deal — any peace deal — walk away and call it good?
Science
Settled Science? Diet and Climate
Bad science has consequences, regardless of what it's attempting to prove.
Military
In Brief
Is the Army Combat Fitness Test Sexist?
Nope, but the usual suspects complain about the settled science on men and women.
Foreign Policy
In Brief
Middle East 'Insanity'
We will continue to muddle along in this gray area between peace and war until...
Military
In Brief
Corps Values
Recent misdeeds by military personnel prompt question about rot in the ranks.
Military
Trump Military Pardons — Good Optics, Bad Policy
The most controversial of Trump's proposed pardons are for a sailor and soldier.
National Security
In Brief
Folding on Foal Eagle With South Korea
Trump's decision to cut war exercises with South Korea has significant implications.
Foreign Policy
In Brief
Not a Plan for Victory in Afghanistan
Talking to the Taliban isn't necessarily bad, but the U.S. must be careful.
Military
In Brief
Women and Selective Service Registration
Questions regarding when and how women serve in the military are still prevalent.
National Security
Muddling Along in Afghanistan
After 17 years, a look at our strategy and how to achieve national-security objectives.
Culture
Kids These Days
The young generation is learning things that will have to be unlearned or undone.
Right Opinion
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My Reaction
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Rebuilding Our National Family Structure
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Main Event
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Is Chris Wallace a White Supremacist?
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Breonna Taylor Case: Black Kentucky Attorney General Called 'Sellout,' Compared to Slavemaster
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The World's Worst-Kept Secret: The Left Wants Court Legislators Instead of Judges
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Joe Biden's Pastoral Charms
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Debate #1: Advantage None
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The Unscientific Attack on the Science of Dr. Scott Atlas
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