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Russia’s cyberwar against America isn’t over — and the real target is democracy
Bob Cesca
The Soviet Union never attacked America as blatantly as Putin has — and we're in danger of losing democracy
Prepare, pursue, prevail! Onward and upward with U.S. central command
Andrew Bacevich
By way of explaining his eight failed marriages, Artie Shaw once remarked, “I am an incurable optimist"
White supremacist who traveled to New York to murder black men followed extremist racist online groups who support Trump
Ben Norton
James Harris Jackson's YouTube subscription list is a who's who of alt-right figures
Americans favor cutting defense spending, not adding billions more, new survey finds
Peter Carey
Public opinion is again at odds with Washington about how to spend tax revenues
Fact sheet: Should Germany really have to spend more on defense?
The Globalist
It is not on track to meet NATO commitments, but Germany argues it is paying in other ways
Donald Trump’s biggest war is on democracy itself
Jefferson Morley
Slashing the State Department and the U.N. is preparation for Bannon's "clash of civilizations"
Standing up for NATO: Germany pushes back on Donald Trump
Ryan Bohl
German Defense Minister rejected Trump’s claim that Germany owes NATO and U.S. "vast sums" of money for defense
Fake news has a long history in the Middle East — and the lessons for Americans are unmistakably dire
Steven A. Cook
Information has long been falsified and weaponized in Turkey and the Arab world — and we're headed that way fast
Trump’s planned military buildup is based on faulty claims, not good strategy
Daniel Wirls
Military overspending will not solve our problems
Of mice and murder, and Ronald Reagan
Peter Birkenhead
Like people and presidents, mice do the worst stuff in secret. Those who remember 1981 know what's happening today
The surge delusion is dangerous in the “go big” military era of Donald Trump
Danny Sjursen
For many career soldiers, the surge era (2007-2011) provides a kind of vindication for all those years of effort
Trump’s military nostalgia is influenced by the war movies of his youth
Michael T. Klare
Rebuilding a last-century military to fight last-century wars
Trump’s “American carnage”: The president plays military man around the world
Rebecca Gordon
Which would Trump prefer: winning or not fighting at all?
The president who loved generals: Trump’s foreign policy will be led by the military, not diplomats
William D. Hartung
President Trump will prove to be no noninterventionist
Vladimir Putin has a plan to upend the political order of the Middle East. Spoiler alert: It’s working
Steven A. Cook
While the U.S. has been consumed by domestic politics, Putin has built a bold new strategy — and carried it out
The bigger question behind Trump’s botched Yemen raid: Why are we being dragged into yet another war?
Gary Legum
Trump was acclaimed as "presidential" for his tribute to Carryn Owens. But why was her husband sent to Yemen?
Losing a war — one bad metaphor at a time
William J. Astore
Will more troops help the U.S. win in Afghanistan if there's no change in the policies of battle there?
At the altar of American greatness: David Brooks, Trump and the Church of America the Redeemer
Andrew Bacevich
It demands of the faithful just one thing: a fervent belief in our mission to remake the world in America's image
America last: The case for moral disengagement from politics in the age of Trump
Anis Shivani
We may well be seeing the rise of fascism — but Democrats and liberals have helped make it possible. Just say no!
How does President Donald Trump’s first month as president stack up?
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's White House has pushed the narrative that the administration is working at an historic pace. Is it true?
Mission unaccomplished, 15 years later: The misuse of American military power, the Middle East in chaos
Danny Sjursen
The United States has already lost — its war for the Middle East, that is
Angst in the Church of America the Redeemer
Andrew J. Bacevich
Worshippers belive that America’s transgressions, unlike those of other countries, don’t count against it
Meet the DNC dark horse: Indiana mayor Pete Buttigieg is shaking up the race for Democratic chair
Matthew Sheffield
In a race split between big names, gay small-town mayor and Afghan war vet Pete Buttigieg is now a contender
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