The firing of the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. “CQ” Brown Jr. was not the first time a senior military official had been fired by an unhappy commander in chief. Brown might well have been back in uniform had he heeded what one such official learned the hard way.

Sometimes figuring out who started a war is complicated. But this isn’t World War I or the War of Jenkins’ Ear, says columnist Jonah Goldberg.

There is a real risk of “peacekeeping” being used as an appealing shorthand that lures policymakers into believing that security can be provided on the cheap or without loss of life.

The Trump Gang has really roughed up the staid diplomatic folk of Europe. Or have they?

As the prospects for peace in Ukraine grow, so does the need for scrutiny of the hundreds of billions of dollars in aid that was spent — some say squandered — in support of Kyiv.

Cutting regulations would increase GDP, expand investment and cut inflation without raising taxes.

Effective collaboration between the VA and PACE centers, as called for by the Dole Act, is an important first step, and I am hopeful that over the long term, lawmakers in Congress continue to take steps to expand and implement PACE programs for the millions of eligible veteran participants across the country.

Out of 535 members of the legislative branch, you and I have access only to three — our two senators and one member of the House. Citizens will need to make use of the petition itself — by organizing a massive grassroots campaign to advocate for the restoration of this once sacred, inviolable and unrestricted right

The Biden administration believed it could spend trillions of dollars without overheating the economy, and it got inflation. President Donald Trump’s administration is already making some of the same mistakes.

The reason development assistance should dovetail more closely with foreign policy is not to ensure that aid becomes an arm of politics. More often, it is to ensure that aid survives politics.