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US should invest in relationships, not more guns

President Biden plans to increase defense spending by four percent annually through 2025, following a similar increase last year will not help the United States confront Russia or compete with China, and it may hurt the American economy.

Why Is the Wartime Press Corps So Hawkish?

How Biden’s 2009 Speech on NATO Solidarity Foreshadowed the Ukraine-Russia Crisis

Urban warfare fueled by the West will likely destroy Ukraine’s cities

The US Shouldn’t Interfere While Putin Loses in Ukraine

The Great Power of Ukraine

Veterans Day 2021: Troops Are Out of Afghanistan, But the US Is Still at War

Is America’s Period of Relentless War Really Over

Why we should put a freeze on Arctic militarization

Want to Compete with China? Deliver on Climate Security for the Indo-Pacific

If Americans want lasting peace in Afghanistan, we should leave by May 1

Why Is It So Tough to Leave Afghanistan?

In Afghanistan, exit is only ‘responsible’ option

Why Biden should not support Georgia’s ascension to NATO

‘The system worked as designed’ is bad news

Through the Eyes of Others

Americans’ dwindling belief in American exceptionalism

Biden, Trump and our forever wars: We must press the candidates to make good on a critical commitment

America’s image around the world is being tarnished by the violent federal response in Portland

The true cost of a new confrontation with China

A brighter future for all
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