Five Years After Kabul: America Still Has Not Finished the Afghanistan Reckoning
The war needed an ending. The way America left still demands an honest accounting from both administrations.
Read the full analysis →Defense policy, force readiness, service members, veterans, and the missions shaping America’s national security.
The war needed an ending. The way America left still demands an honest accounting from both administrations.
Read the full analysis →
Why diplomacy may be worth attempting—and why allied readiness should not be traded away before North Korea delivers measurable concessions.
Read the full analysis →Military coverage focuses on capabilities, accountability, the people who serve, and the policies that support them.
Readiness levels, modernization, procurement, logistics, recruiting, and whether the force can meet its missions.
Defense budgets, command priorities, congressional oversight, deterrence, and the decisions guiding the armed forces.
Military families, benefits, transition, veterans’ care, and the commitments made to those who defend the nation.