Will a divided Congress lessen the likelihood of confronting Iran?
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California’s mysterious contrail reminds us of our vulnerability to surprise attack.
The Venezuelan strongman takes the next step.
China boldly asserts itself in the waters that America has dominated for almost three generations.
U.S. strikes against the Taliban on its home turf may just be the beginning.
Islamabad interferes with NATO’s war effort — and forces the question of whether it’s a friend or foe.
New tactics and fresh American troops may finally turn the tide.
What will military spending cuts mean for American security and the defense of the West?
Venezuela descends into chaos while its president blusters.
Thanks to the General, U.S. troops no longer have to fight the Taliban with one hand tied behind their back.
Donald Rumsfeld May 21st, 2013 Beverly Hills, CA Register Here
Charles C. Johnson June 19th, 2013 Los Angeles, CA Register Here
