One distraught Iranian-backed fighter in Syria who had lost a third of his salary and other benefits lamented to the New York Times in March of that year that “the golden days are gone and will never return …
Read More →The Senate and House Armed Services Committee (SASC and HASC) are justifiably proud that this year promises to be the 63rd straight year Congress will pass the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) into law. No other …
Read More →Our nation has a debt problem fueled by out-of-control welfare programs and decades of irresponsible decisions. We must spend less. Speaker McCarthy earned some important concessions from the White House to cap …
Read More →As the world grapples with unprecedented challenges and uncertainties, one thing has become clear: A new era of great power competition calls for a new era of American global leadership. With Russia’s invasion of Ukraine …
Read More →War is an ugly thing. Sustained war depletes a country’s resources and typically their resolve. However, because of President Biden’s continued weakness, Russia is growing stronger, economically and in perceived …
Read More →The Biden administration fought off the Nord Stream 2 sanctions before the war. Since Putin’s invasion, they have repeatedly refused to implement meaningful sanctions that would actually deprive the Russian war machine …
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