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Tom Mockaitis, Opinion ContributorThe Hill |
While religious or political ideology motivates most lone wolves, Mangione directed his ire at a single industry.
Making the military completely subservient to the president would be downright dangerous.
As the first anniversary of the October 7 terrorist attacks on Israel approaches, the prospects for a lasting peace are more elusive than ever, with...
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators should keep that in mind when demanding an arms embargo on Israel that could affect the outcome.
Any doubt that ISIS remains a pervasive threat to the West should be dispelled by last week’s cancellation of three Taylor Swift concerts in...
The Western world is experiencing another wave of far-right populism stoked by fear and based on identity politics.
They are right to call for greater civility in politics, but they should start by cleaning up their own house.
Hagari’s remarks echo a lesson U.S. forces learned the hard way in Iraq: “In counterinsurgency, you cannot kill your way to victory.”
These portrayals grossly oversimplify what is happening.
A second week's worth of testimony is slated to get underway Tuesday in former President Trump’s hush money trial. Last week saw hours of salacious...
Last summer, the Ukrainian military squandered much of its resources and many of its soldiers in a fruitless offensive.
Schumer offered what may be the most compelling argument for a change of course in Israeli politics.
If the massive assault on Gaza is not genocide, it may constitute a war crime, although that will be hard to prove.
Oct. 7 and the mounting international criticism have revived a siege mentality present since the creation of Israel in 1948.
Oct. 7 and the mounting international criticism have revived a siege mentality present since the creation of Israel in 1948.
Grandstanding by Republican representatives was disingenuous given their own party’s track record on antisemitism and other forms of bigotry.