Now a decade into the Trump era of American politics, it behooves us to recall why America's strategic interests are ...

Less than a month ago, France was alight with rekindled faith as Pope Leo made his first papal visit to the country. This past weekend, France was literally burning ...

Rodger’s "Naval History of Britain" covers not only the full range of battles, but also the intersection of politics and ...

While much of the world’s attention has been focused on the Middle East, the war in Ukraine has been escalating. And with the approach of winter, Russia will accelerate its bombardment of Ukrainian ...

The failure to promote and value skilled trades is not just a cultural failing but a strategic one, as the defense industrial ...

Jeremiah Luttrell is an analyst for the Department of War. He is also a doctoral student studying public administration at Liberty University, where he holds an ...

Last month the American, Danish, and Greenlandic governments announced a new approach to their partnership in the Arctic. They signed an agreement that acknowledged the “security challenges in the ...

Peter Mitchell is an active-duty Army officer and former instructor at the United States Military Academy. The views expressed are those of the author and do not reflect the official position of the U ...

Here’s my interview with Dalibor Rohac about his new book Unshackled: How Economic Growth Can Defeat the World’s Dictators. Formerly with American Enterprise Institute in Washington, DC, Rohac is now ...

In the late second century AD, a trend swept the Roman Empire: the performance of playful rhetorical displays purely for entertainment. Some of these pieces took the form of the encomium—a praise ...

On August 29, Mohan Bhagwat, chief of India’s Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), will stand on a stage at Madison Square Garden and speak to thousands of Indian Americans about unity, civic ...