Trump on NATO: 'No Longer Obsolete'
Another flip-flop from the king
Trump embraces USA as world policeman.
White House denies the report but Trump's position that Germany "owes" the U.S. and the proposed massive increase in military spending don't bode well either.
Trump leaves the impression that Americans shoulder an unnecessarily large military burden because some NATO members underfund their military establishments. But that's nonsense.
The secretary of state is staying in the U.S. to be at President Trump's meeting with China President Xi Jinping.
Apparently, opposing Montenegro's inclusion in NATO is the new treason.
EU Commission president says foreign aid is security spending-nice try.
Mattis meets with defense chiefs in Brussels.
European parliamentary leaders want rebuke of nomination they believe Trump will make for ambassador to the EU
Based on everything seen on the campaign trail, no it doesn't.
Matt Welch blasts Pat Buchanan on the Baltics, Michael Moynihan argues that presidential stupidity matters, and Kmele, bless his heart, tries to engage with BLMers in Lower Manhattan
Trump can't let himself acknowledge that our problem is not American weakness but American strength.
Being against NATO doesn't mean he's for peace.
Europe can afford to defend itself.
NATO ally aspires to join EU, but its government just violently seized the nation's largest newspaper.
U.S. has no solutions for Russia's actions toward Ukraine, so instead it pursues some useless policies.
Three madcap foreign policy claims by the GOP's resident super-outsider
The Kentucky senator speaks about ISIS, the Middle East, and when America should go to war
Military presence lessens, but, of course, we still have troops there.
Ukraine not a NATO member or threat
Uses microwaves to detect molecular structures in moving crowds
Because the proposed strikes will be limited
103 foreign troops killed in country this year, 78 from the US
The Obama Administration has continuously deceived us about how bad the war in Afghanistan is going.
Afghanistan's president condemned the attack, NATO says it offered "fire support" but had no reports of fatalities
NATO has said it will not participate in a military intervention in Syria