In October 1983, Grenada’s internal coup and the execution of Maurice Bishop unfolded as the island’s Marxist government deepened ties with Cuba and received Soviet made weapons while an airport ...

In a world where military might masquerades as moral authority, global powers increasingly treat law as optional and force as policy.

Various US presidents have sent military forces to remove unpopular rulers abroad. Their track record is mixed. Initially, ...

Various US presidents have sent military forces to remove unpopular rulers abroad. Their track record is mixed. Initially, ...

Roughly 2,500 years of catastrophic warfare are not enough to teach Steven Miller and other Trump administration leaders.

Trump’s disdain for the Constitution is evident in his launching a war in Iran without any semblance of congressional approval.” ...

The U.S. has a fraught track record of toppling autocratic regimes and securing peaceful democracies — even when it has ...

For decades, Washington has tried to paint weapons as an instrument of stability. History tells a different story.

What looks like a bilateral standoff is fast becoming a hemispheric stress test for small states navigating sovereignty, ...

The "Pentagon Pizza Report" monitoring unusual delivery activity around the Pentagon actually exists—but the Pentagon knows about it, and has developed stealthier ways to feed the troops during ...

Historical conflicts between the US and Cuba span six decades and include Cuban Revolution, Bay of Pigs invasion and the ...

The "Roosevelt Corollary" claimed the right of the United States to intervene unilaterally in Latin American nations in cases ...