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America must assess the utility of its military power and be willing to rely more heavily on its diplomatic, economic, and other capabilities to shape a better future that preserves the peace, and advances prosperity and human well-being. → Read More
COVID-19 presents an opportunity for the public and policymakers to reevaluate what is important. We should strive for an accurate perception of threats to our health and safety, and aim to ensure that resources are being directed where they are most needed. → Read More
Fareed Zakaria assails many of the leading arguments for why we should be panicked by China's growing wealth and power. If the United States continues on its present course, he warns, it is setting itself up for a costly failure. → Read More
Policymakers should commit U.S. forces to wage war only when vital interests are stake, the mission is clear, and the objectives are attainable. The Syrian escapade never met any of these criteria. → Read More
How Trump Made America’s Broken Foreign Policy Even Worse (and How We Can Recover) → Read More
A new article in Survival critiques America’s foreign policy of global interventionism and makes the case for a grand strategy of restraint. → Read More
Public reluctance to spend more spells trouble for a grand strategy of primacy. Thankfully, there is an alternative. → Read More
Preparing for war hasn’t brought peace, but rather just more war. → Read More
Will the U.S. media learn from when they supported the invasion of Iraq? → Read More
America had better hope that its leaders and media learn from the clamor for invading Iraq in 2003. → Read More
America's generational gap has the potential to redefine the role that the United States plays in the world. → Read More
America's generational gap has the potential to redefine the role that the United States plays in the world. → Read More
Trump’s decision to withdraw from the agreement further isolates the United States. → Read More
Featuring Neal McCluskey and Caleb O. Brown The fights in Oklahoma, Arizona, Kentucky, Colorado, and West Virginia are over money. How justified are the complaints? Neal McCluskey comments. → Read More
Mike Pompeo is expected to replace Rex Tillerson at the State Department, and Gina Haspel, a longtime intelligence agent who oversaw black sites for the CIA, may replace Pompeo at CIA. Chris Preble and Emma Ashford comment. → Read More
Over the next five years, the Trump administration expects to spend $3.6 trillion on the nation’s military. → Read More
Had the deep state gotten its way, Donald J. Trump would never have come close to the Oval Office, let alone be sitting in it. → Read More
One would have hoped that we learned something from our other still-open-ended conflicts. → Read More
Labeling China a strategic competitor while downplaying areas of continued convergence could prove disastrous for American prosperity and American safety. → Read More
The Trump administration’s budget priorities, and the president’s rhetoric, imply that defense is the only thing that matters in foreign policy. → Read More