Exclusive: War Dept. Battles Internal Resistance To Reinstate 86 Soldiers Ejected By Covid Shot Mandate
'I tasked in no uncertain terms to the services that they will treat each of the members with the dignity that they deserve,' War Undersecretary Anthony Tata told The Federalist.
The Trump admin's efforts to get America's East Asian partners to increase defense spending may prove more difficult than anticipated.
A foreign policy rooted in realism begins by recognizing limits: of production, of attention, and perhaps most of all, of obligation.
As pressure mounts for yet another regime-change war — this time with Iran — it is imperative that the U.S. resist calls for escalation.
In a 54-45 vote, the U.S. Senate voted on Tuesday to confirm Elbridge Colby to be the next under secretary of defense for policy at the Pentagon. Several Democrat senators joined Republicans in supporting Colby, including Jack Reed of Rhode Island, Elisa Slotkin of Michigan, and Mark Kelly of Arizona. Sen. Mitch McConnell of Kentucky […]
The Senate Armed Services Committee advanced the nomination of Elbridge Colby to be the next under secretary of defense for policy.
President Trump’s 'reverse Nixon' approach carries profound risks, as the current geopolitical realities starkly contrast those of the 1970s.
'My personal interest is in making sure that I don't do anything that would disrupt the resumption of a move towards peace that I think would benefit Ukraine.'