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Self-defense is the first of natural rights. Helping Ukraine defend itself, so long as it has the will and the capacity to do so, is good.

Chuck DeVore, a retired lieutenant colonel in the Army Reserve, tells "The Ben Domenech Podcast" what the United States can do to help Ukraine defend itself against Russia without engaging in "war."

When Vladimir Putin speaks of de-Nazification, what he really means is to Russify — to return to the age of the Tsars circa the 1860s.

See that angry old man shouting at you? That’s the president. In the best of times, Biden wasn't one to take responsibility, and these aren't the best of times.

Policymakers in Washington should think carefully about whether we can escalate involvement in Ukraine without plunging the West into war.

The proposed arms shipments are significantly less provocative than the Soviets killing Americans in North Korea and Vietnam.

In some ways, the Russian assault on Ukraine appears to suffer from the near opposite of the pre-war expectations in 1940.

This week, Ben sits down with Vice President of National Initiatives at the Texas Public Policy Foundation, Chuck DeVore, to discuss the latest developments in Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Analysts are combing through open-source information to try to understand the largest conflict Europe has seen since the end of WW2. Here's what we know.

Recently reported Russian successes are discouraging, but not necessarily fatal to Ukraine’s cause.