U.S. Troops Deployed in Iraq Again
A unit of U.S. Army Special Operations soldiers was recently deployed to Iraq and more American soldiers may soon be on their way, according to a New York Times report. ...
Foreign Policy
Obama: U.S. to “Do What We Must” to Keep Nukes From Iran
Repeating a hard-line opposition to Iran's nuclear program, President Barack Obama promised the General Assembly of the United Nations Tuesday that "the United States will do what we must do to...
Report Reveals Details of Obama’s Drone Program
A report by the law schools of New York University and Stanford reveals tragic effects of the president's use of drones to target and assassinate suspected militants. ...
At UN, Obama Declares Progress Toward “True Democracy”
President Barack Obama told the General Assembly of the United Nations September 25, the world is in "a season of progress" toward "true democracy." ...
Romney Foreign Policy Shows Strong CFR, Neo-con Influence
Both President Obama and Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney will address the Clinton Global Initiative (established in 2005 by President Bill Clinton) on September 25, an indication that both candidates are...
Obama Decision on Islamo-Marxist Terror Cult Will Lead to U.S. Funding, Experts Say
After a multi-million dollar lobbying campaign that unlawfully enlisted top members of the bipartisan U.S. political class, the Obama administration decided that the Mujahedin-e-Khalq (MeK), an Islamo-Marxist terror cult notorious for...
Senate Iran Resolution: De Facto Declaration of War?
Last Friday the Senate passed 90-1 to reject containment of a nuclear Iran. Senator Rand Paul considers passage of this resolution as a de facto declaration of war. ...
New York Times a “Propaganda Megaphone” for War, Says Former Reporter
The New York Times has essentially become a “propaganda megaphone” to peddle the establishment’s narrative — especially when it comes to war — charged foreign correspondent Daniel Simpson, who resigned from...
McCain Wants Faster Withdrawal as Option in Afghanistan
Things are going so badly in the war in Afghanistan that even John McCain, one of the Senate's foremost hawks, has said an accelerated withdrawal of American forces has to be...
Afghan Insider Attacks Targeting Troop Morale, Resolve
As U.S. troops suspended most joint operations with Afghan forces in response to the ongoing killings of American soldiers by the Afghan police and military personnel with whom they serve, a senior...
U.S., Coalition Suspend Joint Operations With Afghan Troops
The American-led military coalition in Afghanistan has temporarily suspended joint operations with Afghan forces, due to a recent surge in the number of U.S. and NATO soldiers killed and wounded by...
U.S., U.K. Lead 25-Nation Armada in Persian Gulf
The United States and Great Britain are leading an armada of cruisers, aircraft carriers, and mine sweepers from 25 countries for 12 days of the largest exercise of "war games" in...
Sen. Paul Calls for End of Aid to Pakistan, Egypt, Libya
Pointing to recent attacks on American consulates and embassies — including the murder of U.S. Libyan Ambassador Christopher Stevens — Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky.) on September 13 offered an amendment to the foreign...
Obama Skips Security Briefings; Bush Ignored Them
President Barack Obama reminds us quite often that our nation's security is very much on his mind. But not so much on his schedule, it turns out. Marc Thiessen, a fellow...
Republicans Troubled by Romney Remarks on Embassy Attacks
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney left some of his fellow Republicans and media allies troubled by his eagerness to condemn the Obama administration's response to Tuesday's anti-American demonstration in Egypt and...