By Ira Sharkansky

“Commander-in-Chief” remains the President’s label, but it has been replaced by a legislated chain of command that puts the Secretary of Defense and military officers between the President and what he decides.

By Ronn Torossian

A celebration of Anti-Zionist socialism against the backdrop of all the controversy surrounding this organization.
 

By Jonathan Spyer

Iraqi forces took Kirkuk city from the Kurds this week with hardly a shot fired.
 

By Daniel Greenfield

There’s something very wrong when Afghanistan is safer than Paris.