Foreign Policy
Pompeo Brings New Attitude to the Middle East
It's a very welcome change from the gross foreign policy plunders of the Barack Obama years.
Right Analysis / Harold Hutchison
National Security
Chinese Moon Landing Warrants Action
It was a remarkable technological achievement — and a big-time warning for America.
Politics
Romney Rants His Way Into the Senate
The previous GOP presidential loser denounces the guy who won and is succeeding.
Politics
Why the National Enquirer Probe Threatens Free Speech
There is actually a bigger issue when it comes to editorial decisions: The First Amendment.
Foreign Policy
In Brief
Mixed Messages for Saudi Arabia and Yemen
Congress is muddling an alliance with its vote to undermine American foreign policy.
Politics
In Brief
How Mia Love Is Both Right and Wrong About Trump
The defeated congresswoman is in some ways representative of the current GOP split.
Politics
In Brief
Apple Watches Us, but Who Watches Apple?
Tim Cook claims it would be "sinful" to allow what it calls hate speech on its platform.
Politics
How the Establishment Can Win Back the MAGA Wing
Republican infighting continues to be one of the biggest hurdles for the Grand Old Party.
Politics
What the Trump Wing Must Do to Win Back the Suburbs
The GOP now really has two distinct wings, and something's gotta give for victory in 2020.
Military
In Brief
Did the 2018 Election Kill the Warthog?
With McSally defeated, the Air Force's A-10 has lost is best advocate in Congress.
National Security
In Brief
More Questions and Details on the Blown CIA Network
An important communications system was compromised, endangering human intel sources.
Politics
The Battle for the 'Burbs
The darkest electoral cloud for Republicans is in the suburbs. That must change.
Climate Change
In Brief
New York Moves to Silence Dissent
The political battle has now become a fight for the very freedom of speech for conservatives.
National Security
In Brief
INF Withdrawal the Smart Call
As history shows, arms control is a sucker's game, and Trump was right to call out Russia.
Military
In Brief
Hurricane Michael Demonstrates the Need for More F-22 Raptors
No F-22s were lost to the hurricane, but the storm illustrates why more planes are needed.
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