If the Jones Act is so essential for the United States to respond to wars and national emergencies, why is it repeatedly waived?

In the case of current U.S. military operations against the Islamist regime in Iran, much of that focus has been critical of the U.S. ability to open the Strait of Hormuz to commercial traffic after ...

He’s been hailed and celebrated as a hero of the downtrodden. But now we know he was a particularly heinous type of oppressor.

An investigation raises questions about the finances and operations of a number of the organizations, as well as about transparency and oversight.

Sure, take the wheel.

But now, after Paul Thomas Anderson’s political farce One Battle After Another was awarded Best Picture, the fact that the Oscars are totally politicized cannot be denied. The real tragedy is that the ...

As readers no doubt already know, Illinois handily doubles as America’s closest analogy to war-torn Iran: a population gripped with fear, huddled helplessly near a capital under constant assault; an ...

From this we can deduce that the District of Utah declined to appoint Holyoak as U.S. attorney following the expiration of her interim term. This is no longer uncommon, having happened in (at least) ...

There are no such regime forces inside Iran that would have led it to a brighter day if only the West hadn’t killed them first.

If our forces can’t restore free navigation, it will represent a significant failure of a traditional pillar of U.S. power.

Clinging to closed AI architecture makes the U.S. vulnerable to corporate whims that may not prioritize national interests.

That’s right, longtime Iran hawk Kristol wants U.S. military action against Tehran to halt, while Gabbard, whose 2020 presidential campaign once sold “No War With Iran” T-shirts for $24.99, is being a ...