PRESS ROOM

And he couldn’t be prouder of the job he’s doing... READ MORE »

This week’s presidential election in Egypt offers an opportunity to rethink the amount and purpose of U.S. military aid to that nation, which has totaled over $40 billion since the signing of the Camp David peace accords in 1979. Is U.S. aid helping Egypt to effectively combat a growing terrorist threat while maintaining good relations with Israel?... READ MORE »

The appointment of uber-hawk John Bolton as Donald Trump’s national security advisor has understandably sparked concerns among groups on the center-left who rightly fear that it raises the prospects for war against Iran, North Korea, or some enemy yet to be imagined. But the more interesting question is how Bolton’s ascendancy will be viewed on the right... READ MORE »

The madman theory of policy is a debatable subject, but the thought of having actual madmen in positions of power is frightening.... READ MORE »

Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) stated that CIA Deputy Director Gina Haspel oversaw torture and abuse that “had been ruled legal by Justice Department lawyers,” according to the editorial. But Ms. Feinstein orchestrated an authoritative report on torture and abuse that noted the CIA

WASHINGTON - Win Without War Director Stephen Miles released the following statement regarding the 15th anniversary of the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq:... READ MORE »

Few American exports are more successful globally than things that go boom in the night: Hollywood movies -- especially, of course, superhero films, which regularly garner vast international audiences -- and advanced weaponry of just about every imaginable kind... READ MORE »

Basic foreign policy principles should drive potential weapons exports, not pork-barrel politics... READ MORE »

Early in Richard Nixon’s presidency, he told his chief of staff Bob Haldeman that his secret strategy for ending the Vietnam War was to threaten the use of nuclear weapons... READ MORE »

We are well into the 17th year of the United States military commitment in Afghanistan, the longest war in American history. We've got 15,000 troops in the country, and we're spending $45 billion a year to sustain this effort and support the Afghan government... READ MORE »

The leading myth of the mainstream media over the past year has been the idea that there were “adults in the room” in the Oval Office of the White House... READ MORE »

If you have ever watched Russia Today (or RT as it’s better known), it probably didn’t take long to realize the TV network has a decidedly pro-Russia stance... READ MORE »