armed conflict in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia between North Vietnam and South Vietnam, from 1955 to 1975
Bob Bauer and Jack Goldsmith analyze President Donald Trump’s unilateral approach to military action. The Constitution’s framers clearly aimed to check “the Dog of war,” in Jefferson’s phrase, by ensuring…
When you consider the coming of the American Revolution to the colony of North Carolina 250 years ago, you might be tempted to take for granted the remarkable circumstances that…
Zach Kessel of National Review Online reports on the reaction to a Democratic congressman’s recent political flub. Representative Jamie Raskin (D., Md.) fired off a post on X Friday in…
Steven Hayward writes for City Journal about interesting parallels in American political history. Campus unrest and a threatened mass protest at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago are summoning flashbacks…
Bob Saxby writes for the American Thinker about the American military’s recruiting woes. Recently we’ve heard arguments that the failure of the military to meet its recruitment goals is a…
Clay Travis argues at FoxNews.com that three of today’s sports heroes — Novak Djokovic, Aaron Rodgers, and Kyrie Irving — are echoing the actions of an even more consequential sports…
Chuck DeVore writes for the Federalist about one negative impact of the recent policy failure in Afghanistan. The fiasco in Afghanistan should, by itself, bring a reckoning for the professionals…
Naomi Lim of the Washington Examiner revisits arguments made for electing Joe Biden president. President Joe Biden’s foreign policy chops have been tested and his administration’s reputation for policy precision…
We each will do it in our own way. Yet no matter how you choose to remember those who’ve sacrificed everything while defending freedom and liberty, I know you’ll agree…
Carolina Journal’s Ray Nothstine writes for Law and Liberty about the David Paul Kuhn book, The Hardhat Riot. Pat Buchanan is largely credited with coining the term “silent majority,” but…
Victor Davis Hanson of National Review Online contrasts current-day radicals from those of their grandparents’ generation. In the 1960s and early ’70s, the U.S. was convulsed by massive protests calling…
Andrew Stiles of the Washington Free Beacon highlights an interesting aspect of today’s left-of-center political standards. Unfortunately for Democratic leaders who are not currently alive or holding office, the cancellation…