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Daily on Defense: Austin pitches better way to defeat Hamas, no evidence of terrorism in Baltimore bridge collapse, few takers for DOD abortion travel policy

Michael O’Hanlon, senior fellow and director of research in Foreign Policy at the Brookings Institution, joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss the significance of a United Nations resolution, why China and Russia would block the resolution, and they contemplate Ukraine's ability to sustain its fig

‘With four more years of Biden, the hordes of illegal aliens stampeding across our borders will exceed 40 to 50 million people,’ Trump claims without evidence

‘With four more years of Biden, the hordes of illegal aliens stampeding across our borders will exceed 40 to 50 million people,’ Trump claims without evidence

More than 10,000 civilian casualties have been recorded since the war began, and officials say the actual figures are likely much higher.

Daily on Defense: Gates says tide turning in Ukraine, Biden calls Putin a ‘crazy SOB,’ Trump says he means his NATO threat

March 1 will mark five months that the Pentagon has been unable to tap the $28 billion authorized by the 2024 NDAA for the fiscal year that began last Oct. 1.

Ukrainian soldiers defending Avdiivka, an eastern town at a strategic crossroads, knew last week they would have to give up the fight.

The relentless campaign promoting the inevitability of a direct war with Russia is proceeding without challenge. That does not mean that war could erupt at any moment, or it could never happen. First, war is not based on a timetable. Second, war has no deterministic quality of any sort—it can be avoided. Third, but most

A report that described Biden as a "sympathetic, well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory," has led some to question how he may react in a time of crisis.