By Bret StephensRosemary Kelanic and David Leonhardt Produced by Jillian Weinberger On this episode of “The Opinions,” the ...

The Japanese government is taking uncomfortable steps to prepare its citizens for a possible future war that its military ...

The United States was caught by surprise when heavily-armed North Korean troops and tanks poured into South Korea on June 25, ...

There have been many memorable moments in the 80-year history of the United Nations, both at its headquarters in New York and ...

The eerie echoes of Iraq and 2003 are numerous. But there are some key differences—and they make going into Iran an even ...

It has also showcased differences among some in the diverse group as they contend with the war and their country’s future.

So who knows? Trump Sycophant No. 1 Lindsey Graham quickly jumped on this with a post that said, “President Trump is spot on ...

In the middle of all this, we had a viewer asking, since we haven’t bought oil or gas from Iran in 25 years, why would the ...

Nowhere is truly ‘safe’ from fallout and other consequences like contamination of food and water supplies and prolonged ...

Trump spent three days issuing a barrage of public assurances, calmly delivered threats, contradictory signals and eventually ...

President Donald Trump's decision to take military action in Iran has reignited debate over the War Powers Act.

Congress has failed at one of its most central constitutional duties: setting the parameters of war for the military.