Defense Spending
The ISIS Attack on Moscow Should Be a Wake-Up Call to the U.S.
There are steps we can take now to thwart potential terrorist attacks.
Countering the Coming Drone War
The U.S. faces a rapidly evolving drone threat. Can the Pentagon and industrial base keep up?
Most of the Money in the ‘Foreign Aid’ Bill Would Stay in the U.S.
More than three-fourths will be invested domestically.
The Importance of Rebuilding the ‘Arsenal of Democracy’
The U.S. can aid Ukraine and Israel at the same time—for now. But the long-term outlook is less certain.
Barreling Toward a Shutdown
The window is closing to fund the government before the September 30 deadline.
Approval of Annual Defense Bill Is a Victory for House Hardliners
Conservatives won votes on culture war issues, but their version will be dead on arrival in the Senate.
McCarthy’s Debt-Ceiling Plan Is Built on Unrealistic Spending Caps
The fiscal benefits would likely be far below what is advertised.