The Noose Tightens (Slightly)
Hillary Clinton’s e-mail problems just keep getting worse… The latest dump of roughly 7,000 messages was timed for 9 pm on a Friday evening–never a good sign, since weekend releases…
Moscow Moves In
Between wind-surfing sessions and waiting for his Nobel Peace Prize, Secretary of State John Kerry took time over the weekend to chat with his Russian counterpart, Foreign Minister Sergy Lavrov.…
Send in the Marines
A computer-generated image of the HMS Queen Elizabeth leaving Portsmouth harbor. The Royal Navy has announced that USMC F-35s will be the first attack jets to operate from the new…
Securing the Flank
Fresh from his Lord Halifax moment with Iran, Secretary of State John Kerry wants to talk with Russia about its military build-up in Syria. Seems that Mr. Kerry, along with…
Coming Home
Borrowing a phrase from Jeremiah Wright, it looks like President Obama’s foreign policy chickens have come home to roost. We’ll start with the ugliest rooster in the bunch, our debacle…
How and Why
You can count Hillary Clinton among the politicians who are glad that Pope Francis is visiting the U.S. this week. And we’re guessing that her “joy” has little to do…
Mr. Putin's No-Fly Zone
From the earliest days of the Syrian conflict, the U.S. and its so-called “coalition partners” have debated creation of a no-fly zone over that war-torn country. Years of discussions and…
Collateral Damage
The Pentagon has launched a formal investigation into an accidental strike on a Doctors Without Borders medical facility in the northern Afghan city of Kunduz. A spokesman for the international…
The Offer
Over at Foreign Policy’s “Best Defense” blog, guest writer Hank Waggy offers an innovative solution for getting rid of the worst troops in the all-volunteer military: pay them to leave…
Between the Lines
Somewhere in the Big Hangar in the Sky, Jack Northrop must be smiling. The aviation pioneer, aircraft designer and visionary is probably pleased as punch, since the company he founded–now…