There is a choose-your-own-adventure element to Trump’s Iran intervention. Many rank-and-file Trump supporters who don’t want to see an extended war in Iran still trust, based on various comments the ...

TAC staffers discuss the week's events ...

The Iran War entered its 12th day on Wednesday, after the U.S. launched what Secretary of War Pete Hegseth called “our most intense day of strikes.” Multiple UNESCO world heritage sites in Iran were ...

Inflation in February clocked in at 2.4 percent annualized, unchanged from the previous month, the Bureau of Labor Standards stated in its monthly report released Wednesday morning. Food and housing ...

Americans, Venezuelans, and international observers alike were stunned by the daring night raid on Caracas that resulted in the capture of Venezuelan President ...

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson of Louisiana led his party in pretending the U.S. is not at war, saying, "They declared war on us...we're not at war right now." Johnson said last week, “We’re not at ...

The war looks like a case of diminishing returns, but ending it now allows the president to claim tangible victories.

The Labour prime minister’s indecision and the abject state of the British military have created an embarrassing display.

When perpetuating an alliance becomes its own end, danger is not far off.

The Iran War entered its eleventh day on Tuesday as President Trump sent contradictory signals about when the American-Israeli military campaign might end.

Today, the situation is markedly different. U.S. objectives are wishy-washy and change by the hour; rumors of U.S. ground troops deploying into Iran are beginning to percolate; and Trump appears to ...

Iran will have new leaders anyway because most of the old ones are now dead. But that does not mean the new ones will agree ...