Between January 1961 and Nov. 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy fundamentally changed U.S. national security policy...More

President Obama’s administration seems to be at war with its military leadership. In the past five years, Obama has sacked more senior officers than allMore

Camelot’s legacy for foreign policy was flawed by halfway measures that betrayed credibility and emboldened our enemies...More

Hopefully my children and grandchildren will remain as free and it will be thanks to the over 1,000,000 Americans who made that possible, including theMore

A secure phone call to the White House, possibly vetted through the national security advisor, should have followed. If it didn’t, someone was inexcusably inept...More

Clearly, this administration’s reluctance to deal with the realities of Islamist fundamentalist terrorism, even under the admittedly weak description of a “War on Terror,” andMore

A foreign ministry spokesman warned that Damascus would use these weapons against any force intervening in its civil war. NATO estimates that Syria produces severalMore

When absent God, human advancement —whether ideological, political, philosophical or technological— reflects our intrinsic nature, which is evil...More

Admissions from “the highest levels” of the U.S. government that it was party to a cyber attack on Iran risks a retaliation that could takeMore

For an administration with lots of failures and few successes, bumper-sticker history may be all they’ve got...More

If the United States sits this one out, Israel may be forced to act with enormous ramifications and consequences. Such is the fallout from Washington’sMore

While controversy rages over the apologies, questions concerning this sorry mess remain unanswered...More

The Army struggles with how to recapture the conventional war-fighting concepts and skills lost or, at the least, degraded during the last decade...More