The Constitution does not endow the presidency with unilateral war-making powers. Yet, Congress is acting as if it did.
A deal is a long way off, but Islamabad still remains the only credible intermediary for Tehran and Washington.
The Navy acknowledged that the cutting-edge drone had crashed on April 4, but did not provide any explanation for the loss.
Iran’s economy is already crippled, but still resilient. The US economy is less threatened, but its political system is less ...
The latest episode of Russia Decoded looks at the Kremlin’s reaction to Viktor Orbán’s electoral defeat on Sunday.
The fire at Russia’s KnAAZ factory burned out a workshop devoted to polymer composite construction—potentially making it ...
The Trump administration must speed up Venezuela’s democratic transition before Delcy Rodriguez entrenches the power of ...
The US defense industrial base now manufactures around 40,000 artillery shells per month—far short of its 100,000-per-month ...
The prevalence of naval mines in the Strait of Hormuz is a disaster for efforts to reopen the waterway—and the US Navy has ...
The US Army recently held two competitions devoted to Army Ranger skills and marksmanship—and two new teams came out on top.
The US should expand satellite internet access to bypass authoritarian blackouts, empower citizens, and counter ...
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