A new report details a culture of bureaucracy and risk-aversion that is corroding readiness.

The benchmark for American revolt remains the Declaration of Independence signed on July 4, 1776.

He was a popular preacher in New York and a celebrity who hated attention.

The ‘Handmaid’s Tale’ caricature is not only unfair but wildly at odds with the reality of her life.

The case of a naval officer imprisoned in Japan is becoming a flashpoint in bilateral relations.

Marine turned lawmaker Mike Gallagher warns that the U.S. is far more vulnerable to losing a war than the public recognizes.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin seeks to flip the state Senate this November. If he succeeds, he’ll be courted to run for president.

James Hornfischer, the historian who chronicled these naval heroes, dies at 55.

FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb on the promise and challenges of biologic drugs, capital risk and ‘regulatory arbitrage’ of generics.

Team Biden doesn’t want to give the Ukrainians fighter jets, but why not send them as spare parts?

The journalist and popular historian and lover of America dies at age 94.

Biden talks tough to adversaries even as he shrinks the Pentagon.

The U.S. military budget doesn’t allow aviators enough flight hours and sorties to be ready for battle.

The U.S. Navy’s dominance brought order to the oceans and fostered global trade. How much longer will that continue?

Russia isn’t parked, Iran isn’t pacified, and both are coordinating strategies with China.

Biden needs to unite the country in response to the growing global threats.

The Biden budget would build nine ships next year but retire 24.

The UK plans to buy the AeroVironment Switchblade loitering munition, in what appears to be the first purchase of the US-made weapon by a foreign country.

The nation’s premier defense forum discussing global challenges, threats and opportunities. The Reagan National Defense Forum (RNDF) brings together leaders from across the political spectrum and key...

Dictators count on being able to control what is reported about their countries.

Naval grave-robbing shows no respect for the allied World War II dead.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin seeks to flip the state Senate this November. If he succeeds, he’ll be courted to run for president.

American motherhood is uniquely difficult in the surfeit of information that moms get about what they’re supposed to be doing.

House Members get a sense of the threat if China invaded in 2025.

American teens might study history if they saw Omaha Beach.

The U.S. and Europe should target his political control at home in Russia.

Historian William Inboden considers the Cold War’s lessons for today’s Republican Party.

The service is trying to do too much with too little public support, as the chain of command frays.

The 2020s are now calling for a new foreign policy to deal with a cold war that’s been going on for a decade.

The White House divides the alliance and signals weakness to Putin by refusing to let Warsaw send fighter jets to Ukraine.

The U.S. military budget doesn’t allow aviators enough flight hours and sorties to be ready for battle.

Allowing service members to pursue different career paths would ease the strain on military families.

The U.S. needs to do more to prevent a humanitarian nightmare.

Julia Roberts and George Clooney star as ex-spouses who must band together to prevent their daughter’s seemingly ill-advised marriage in this rom-com directed by Ol Parker.

Failure to pass a budget will squeeze defense at a vulnerable time.

Lies lose all their power when the deceived become wise. New Saint Andrews College has taken a stand. We will not be torn away from our belief in beauty, goo...

What happens when the chief of naval operations wants more money to create a more prepared fleet, but lawmakers prefer to buy more ships?

The House bill capping the cost for diabetics is a phony solution.

The benefits of helping Kyiv defeat Putin far outweigh the costs.

The ruling mullahs in Tehran have to know that their targets are at risk if they escalate the war against Israel.

The Navy’s risk-averse culture remains persistent, and talented officers are voting with their feet.

Three more American service members are hurt, as U.S. bases became enemy drone catchers.

Biden is defiant in blaming others for his Afghan debacle.

The disconnect between U.S. commitments and the current fleet is huge.

A second regional war, first Ukraine and now Israel, calls for an urgent bipartisan defense effort.

Garrett West ’15 will join the Yale Law School faculty as an associate professor of law starting July 1.

A sad episode raises questions of judgment and chain of command.

President Reagan’s secretary of state, died in 2021 at age 100. Among his life rules: ‘No empty threats.’

American teens might study history if they saw Omaha Beach.

A boost in air power in its war against Russia would allow Kyiv to destroy missiles, aircraft and offensive-drone launch sites.

Biden’s budget widens a window of vulnerability for at least a decade.