Category: US Politics

The rise in violence carried out by the Taliban — including more targeted killings — has prompted an examination of the Afghan peace deal.

We’re so accustomed to historic moments being draped in ten-dollar words and big ideas. SecDef Lloyd Austin clearly doesn’t operate that way.

As the French continue to weather casualties, French President Emmanuel Macron seeks to gain renewed military support from President Biden.

Biden has kicked open the door to a massive federal COVID-19 response with ten executive orders signed within one day of inauguration.

Trump has left the White House but it’s all but a certainty that he is not done. The big question is what he will do next.

Two thousand National Guard soldiers have been deputized as Special Deputy U.S. Marshals to assist law enforcement units at the Capitol.

The NRA has filed for bankruptcy and will reorganize in Texas, leaving New York and one of the organization’s chief political adversaries.

The Biden administration is preparing to take a glut of actions on Day One targeting immigration, COVID relief, student loan debt, and more.

Veteran diplomat Bill Burns has been tapped for CIA Director. How will his appointment affect the agency — and foreign policy — under Biden?

The President of the United States has been impeached for a second time by the House in a 232-197 motion that included ten Republican votes.

Violence in Africa seems far removed leading Americans ask why what goes on in Somalia so important to the security of the USA. Here’s why.

Joint Chiefs sent a memo to the Armed Forces urging them “to stay ready, keep your eyes on the horizon, and remain focused on the mission.”