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Missile-Defense Critics: Going Ballistic

Barack Obama is not likely to be mistaken for Teddy Roosevelt. Yes, his foreign policy has been quite soft-spoken—especially when addressing openly hostile states such as Iran. But he has whittled America’s “big stick” down to kindling.

Indeed, it’s now beyond hard to find the rational man or strategist in there, and the fantasy is disturbing.

Commentary Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has forced democratic countries to face the likely prospects of a prolonged period ...

Finnish political scientist Heikki Patomäki analyzes internal dynamics shaping Finland and Sweden’s turn toward NATO.

The AIR-2 Genie was an unguided rocket tipped with a "small" nuclear warhead that was developed by the United States military to destroy stra...

Richmond’s legendary hardcore punk festival, United Blood, is no more. This weekend, the Big Takeover arrives.

Disruptors are mentioned often in the corporate world. They are not necessarily seen as bad, but as potential business opportunities. They are often the boon of technological innovations or new

The U.S. State Department pays no more attention to what the Iranians say about nuclear weapons than they do when the Palestinians say their goal is a state from the river to the sea.

It’s chaos out there. Chaos!