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There’s a reason why Israelis and Palestinians haven't made true and lasting efforts for peace — their conflict is now the status quo.

The president’s "light footprint" approach to war has relied on thousands of Americans paid to fight — and die — in the shadows.

Polls show that U.S. voters want to focus on domestic issues, and yet support for defense spending is at its highest level since 9/11.

The foreign-policy establishment is backing Hillary Clinton. And that may not be such a bad thing for Trump.

Russia’s whipping out the biggest nuclear missile the world has ever seen and laying it on the table. Should we feel inferior -- or scared?

Larry Summers and Kishore Mahbubani think that globalization will eventually lead to world peace. Except that it hasn’t — and probably won’t.

If you want to understand the Middle East (in Washington, D.C.), ditch the think-tank panels and catch the photo exhibits and hip-hop shows by Arab artists.

The Pentagon has quietly released a report on civilian casualties that it's hoping nobody will notice.

The Republican front-runner says America’s foreign policy is terrible — and the portions are too small.

For years, the Obama administration has claimed that unmanned aircraft limit collateral damage in the war on terror. The numbers show otherwise.

There’s no quick, cheap, or military-based way to bring peace to places like Afghanistan, Yemen, and Iraq. It’s time we changed our approach, and we can start at home.

How the next U.S. administration can fix America’s dysfunctional relationship with Turtle Bay.