Military

FIFA's hand-wringing about Iran's tournament status is the least important part of what's happening in the Gulf right now. Let's get our priorities straight.

Operation Epic Fury is ten days old. The battlefield picture is contested. But the strategic picture is becoming clearer — and it favors the United States.

Mayor Pete served. Nobody's disputing that. But citing a 2014 deployment to criticize a 2026 military operation is the kind of move that only works on people who've never been around the military.

A decorated Navy SEAL's name is trending. In an era of Pentagon social engineering, his story is a reminder of what military service actually looks like.

Suddenly Democrats care about military readiness. The same party that gutted defense budgets for a decade is now fretting about munitions stockpiles.

Words matter in military affairs. The distinction between a targeted strike and a war isn't a talking point — it's the difference between strategy and chaos.

When senators from your own party start asking hard questions about mission scope and exit strategy, a president should listen. Not comply — but listen.

Three American F-16s destroyed by a supposed ally. All crews ejected safely — this time. Calling it a mistake isn't good enough.

Iran has been at war with America for 47 years. Only now is America fighting back. Darla Jean Pickett says what too many Christians are afraid to say out loud.

The House defeated the war powers resolution on Iran. Another bipartisan surrender of congressional authority dressed up as national security prudence.

The President just told every regime on Earth exactly how long he's willing to sustain combat operations to get what he wants. That's not recklessness. That's a message.