To Support Israel, We Must Reverse Course on Iran
The Biden administration’s conciliatory approach to Tehran has only emboldened its aggressive policies.
New START
U.S. Restraint Has Created an Unstable and Dangerous World
Decades of ignoring the menaces posed by Russia and China has led the West to a precipice.
Op-eds
The Pros and Cons of ‘Deterrence by Disclosure’
Analyzing the Biden administration’s policy of making information about Russia’s movements and intentions public.
Op-eds
Biden Must Continue the Bipartisan Nuclear Consensus
A nuclear arms race is underway, but so far, the only participants are Russia and China. The United States, for its part, is barely treading water.
Op-eds
What Happened at the Biden-Putin Summit? Not Much.
The two discussed Afghanistan, cyberattacks, and more.
Op-eds
What to Expect From the Biden-Putin Summit
Biden wants ‘stable and predictable’ relations with Russia. Is that possible?
Op-eds
Why We Need a New ICBM
The arguments for keeping a nuclear triad.
Op-eds
Obama Broke Promise to Senate on Defense Spending
In selling his New START treaty with Russia, President Obama promised senators he was committed to improving U.S. missile defenses and modernizing America's aging nuclear arsenal. E...
Op-eds
Obama’s Weaker, More Timid Approach to Defense Sends a Dangerous Message
Iran kicked off the new year with a host of challenges to the...
Op-eds
Obama’s Disarmament Policy: We Go First
While the Obama administration has spent the last three years attempting to take the world down the Road to Zero nuclear weapons, last week the International Atomic Energy Agency released a repor...
Op-eds
A Blow to Obama’s Russia ‘Reset’
Moscow dismisses the IAEA's latest findings on Iran's nuclear program.
Op-eds
Sacrificing Missile Defense for ‘Reset’
When Barack Obama campaigned for president in 2008, he promised to “cut investments in unproven missile defense systems.” The word “unproven,” folks worried, could be used...
Op-eds
Monsters’ Ball
Last week, a senior Russian official met two Republican senators and came away warning that the GOP would drive Washington’s relations with Moscow into the ground if they came back to power...
Op-eds
Giving Away the Farm
The Obama administration is freely giving Russia sensitive information about missile defense that weakens U.S. national security
Op-eds
Reagan at 100: The 40th President, American Security and Missile Defense
Co-Authored with Lt. Gen. Henry A. Obering III (USAF, ret.) A century ago, on Feb. 6th, 1911, Ronald Reagan was born. Much has been written about his presidential leade...
Op-eds
Who Stands With Iran’s Opposition?
PARIS — Excruciating new problems never nullify the old ones. In the case of Iran's potential nuclear threat, Egypt's gathering implosion — joined by some new elements of concern — is only mo...
Op-eds
After START
National security hawks lost a battle last week when 71 members of the Senate -- not all of them Democrats -- voted to ratify New START. The treaty limits America’s non-nuclear long-range w...
Op-eds
Corker’s Case for START: As Convincing as ‘A Letter from My Mother’
Patting himself and his fellow Senate Republicans on the back for selling o...
Op-eds
Advise, Don’t Consent
President Obama is writing to the wrong people, and those wrong people are hopelessly confused about his power and their own. This is how bad agreements are born. Senate Republicans coul...
Op-eds
The Transies and the Treaty
Here is what you need to understand about the Republican party’s transnational progressives, folks like Condoleezza Rice, John McCain, Richard Lugar, and Lindsey Graham: They proceed from t...