The Pentagon Papers are now fully subject to public scrutiny. The same cannot be said for the intentions of the Daniel Ellsbergs and Bradley Mannings of the world.
Terrorist safe havens and loose nukes are the strategic bogeymen justifying the war in Afghanistan.
Afghanistan has proved Clemenceau correct. War is indeed too important to be left to the generals.
Has the U.S. already committed an act of cyberwar against Iran?
The remarkable, carefully crafted and downright falsified public image of Secretary Gates.
Obama has no real plans to curb the Pentagon's spending. But at least he has the common courtesy to lie about it.
Senator Franken's resolution aims to stop Congress from funding wars with deficits. It's a good idea that doesn't go far enough.
Yes, the gap between academics and policy makers is all too real.
Defense Secretary Gates's budget cuts beg the question: Why not more?
President Obama's New Year's resolution should be to push through a peace agreement in the Middle East.