Marginalized service members have done their part, and it is now up to us to ensure their stories remain prominent in our military and country’s history.

Gen Z is right to have negative feelings about the economy. Not only were its oldest members entering the workforce as the pandemic struck, but those in their early to mid-20s are also now bearing the brunt of a labor market that’s largely been frozen in place for the past two years.

A truce is always better than no truce, and that includes the ceasefire which Ukraine, after discussions with the United States in Saudi Arabia, says it’s ready to comply with, provided that Russia does so too.

We must strengthen and preserve our military meritocratic structure to resist politicization and safeguard its ability to fulfill its mission.

For years, Dr. Kamal S. Kalsi’s dedication to America was reciprocated with respect and inclusion. Kalsi says today, the culture within the military is shifting dangerously away from acceptance and inclusion toward intolerance and exclusion under President Donald Trump’s influence.

President Donald Trump has pulled the rug out from under NATO and Ukraine, says columnist Ken Silverstein. Now Europe is at the spear’s tip, positioning French President Emmanuel Macron as the Free World’s conductor.

Reintroduced this month and part of a House Veterans’ Affairs Subcommittee on Disability Assistance and Memorial Affairs hearing last week, the PLUS Act protects veterans from claims sharks while opening up effective avenues for the former to more quickly receive their benefits.

Democrats would have benefited from embracing competition and building a bigger tent of their own, not fighting against voter choice.

The political historian Thucydides anticipated the Trump-Zelenskyy conversation in detail in his “History of the Peloponnesian War,” in which the islanders of Melos make a case for their freedom to Athens, which wants from them only surrender and tribute.

The new U.S. administration is once again imposing a policy of maximum pressure on Iran. This comes at a time when the corrupt and incompetent regime in Tehran is facing the greatest challenges in its history. Iran is in crisis — economically, politically and socially — creating a unique opportunity for democratic change.