Syria

Biden Warned Romney Wanted War in Syria

Arming 'Moderate' Syrian Rebels Is Questionable

Heeding the call to do something about ISIL.

A Return to Jihadistan Requires Purpose

There already are combat boots in Iraq. Defining the mission is key.

The Non-War Against ISIL and the Diversionary Fight Against Ebola

While Obama assembles an unwilling coalition, he launches a major distraction.

Assad's Losses to ISIL Offers Syria Peace Opportunity

Sotloff Sold to ISIL by 'So-Called Moderate Rebels' in Syria

Syria's Chemical Weapons Still Exist

Lebanese Christians Arm Themselves As ISIL Looms

No Strategy for the Cart and Horse

The repercussions of Obama's reckless admission could be severe.

Syria's Assad Aided the Rise of ISIL

A story of red lines and the strategies of our enemies.

Dempsey vs. Dempsey

Is the Administration Telegraphing Punches?

The Illegal Bergdahl Swap and Incoherent Foreign Policy

The Obama administration isn't on the same page with itself when it comes to ISIL.

The Media Coverage of ISIL Is Bedlam

The headlines sound true, so we believe them. But should we?

Thin Skin President Blasts 'Horses—t' in Syria Policy Meeting

Suicide Bomber Chooses to Attack Syria Instead of U.S.

Photo Proof of War Crimes in Syria

U.S. Finally Helps Rebels in Syria

Obama Administration Watched as Terror Grew

Bad and Worse Options in Iraq

As ISIL continues to fight, Iraq's military is ill-equipped. But what to do?