Intelligence

North Korea is sending a strong message, and it isn’t one of peace.

North Korea is on a rampage, committing war-like actions and lobbing verbal threats against South Korea. In an...

The Armed Services Committee passed it nearly unanimously – and now it’s time for a floor vote.

The first switch on the congressional Department of Defense (DoD) money machine is turned on. Senators Jim Inhofe...

Probe into FBI surveillance of the Trump campaign is closing in on unnamed but familiar Obama-era officials.

Attorney General William Barr, on June 9, guardedly provided an update on what is almost certainly the Department...

For too long, components critical to military defense have been offshored to China.

Weaning the U.S. defense industrial base from products critical to military equipment made in China is not merely...

Russia gave the Libyan National Army some MIGs – and the U.S. a new foreign policy challenge.

Mischief is afoot in Libya as Russia deploys high-performance jet fighters to support the Libyan National Army...

Despite caterwauling from the left, Trump ditches a treaty that Russia ignored for two decades.

When only one side of an agreement complies, and the other side uses the agreement as a weapon, then symbolism...

The Trump administration won’t back down in the face of Beijing’s bad behavior.

President Trump's administration released the new "United States Strategic Approach to The People's Republic of...

Like it or not, it’s an arms race.

Consistent with China’s threatening behavior in the South China Sea and its broader strategy for significant...

What is going on with Russiagate?

Liberty Nation's Scott D. Cosenza and Graham J. Noble discuss the questions: Are indictments on the way when it...