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Senior members of the Senate and House Intelligence Committees were briefed by the commander and watched video of the September 2 drone strikes.

It’s more than a little ironic to see FBI deputy director Dan Bongino taking a victory lap about the arrest of the suspect.

Once again, it’s difficult to resist pointing out parallels between President Trump and Teddy Roosevelt.

The profile of Muhammad Abdulazeez, the shooter in Chattanooga, Tenn., clearly indicates that his probable motives were related to Islamic extremism.

Relying on David Shedd, formerly of the Defense Intelligence Agency, Marc observes that double taps are not unusual. In combat, initial strikes often do not eliminate the threat and additional strikes ...

SNAP is clearly a program ripe for abuse, and that should be a matter of public debate and disclosure. Do we like violence against supposed ‘garbage’ people? What does that mean for our souls? Trump’s ...

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It’s almost like he wanted to get his own narrative out into the news cycle before the actual report came out.

Terrorism has a legal definition. Drug trafficking has a legal definition. Making a portmanteau of the words ‘narco’ and ‘terrorist’ doesn’t magically erase these ...

There are plenty of reasons to doubt the Washington Post, but that does not make the Trump administration’s military campaign prudent or constitutional.