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The Biden administration has generally been optimistic—at least in terms of its public rhetoric—about the war in Ukraine. On 20 February, President Joe Biden, speaking in Kyiv told Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenksy, “This is the largest land war in E

It has been clear for some time that the People’s Republic of China (PRC) seeks to displace the United States as the leading power within the global order. China has sought to do so in a number of mutually reinforcing ways by employing all available tools

Wednesday, Jan. 11, marks the anniversary of Alexander Hamilton’s birth in 1757. I wrote my doctoral dissertation on Hamilton, examining his statesmanship in the light of Book V of Aristotle’s Nichomachean Ethics, the philosopher’s treatment of prudence.

With midterm elections looming, Democrats are preemptively attempting to delegitimize their expected loss of the House and possibly the Senate with a two-pronged attack on the Republicans. On the one hand, they are claiming that the GOP is running candida

Russia recently launched a series of widespread and coordinated missile strikes against targets in 20 Ukrainian cities, attacking primarily civilian and critical infrastructure targets and leaving the country in ruins. Notably, Russia attacked Ukrainian t

Civil-military tensions are nothing new in American history. Indeed, they date from the very Founding of the Republic. Although there are many examples of unhealthy civil-military relations during the Clinton, Bush, and Obama administrations, civil-milita

The numerous videos on social media of Russian helicopter gunships being shot down are very public evidence of the extent of the losses.

Is the war in Ukraine sounding the death knell for attack helicopters? The large number destroyed has sparked a debate among experts over whether the aircraft are under-performing or being used poorly…

Barnes County History Society Lecture May 26 In Valley City

The program is on May 26 in Valley City.