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Op-ed: There are no ‘winners’ in war
When it comes to Iran, the author makes a pitch to give peace a chance.
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In wartime Ukraine, Trump’s stalled US weapons sale is a minor concern
Folks in Ukraine are not overly bothered by the controversy, nor any delay in the arms sales.
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Lack of legal services shouldn’t be another hurdle for homeless veterans
Legal hurdles should not be an added hoop to jump through on the road to recovery, says the author of this commentary.
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The US still needs aircraft carriers
Rear Adm. Roy Kelley discusses the continuing value of aircraft carriers in the age of hypersonic missiles.
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Op-ed: Surviving combat depends on readiness
The Navy’s surgeon general makes a pitch for an ongoing transformation designed to help the military’s healthcare system better serve service members and their families.
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Military aid for Ukraine is good for the US
And it’s bad for the Russians. Why is it taking so long?
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Explainer: The Cross, an eternal symbol of love that’s been tragically twisted by terrorists, war criminals
A scholar of medieval Christian history and worship explains the complicated history of the Cross.
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Explainer: After the attacks on Saudi oil production, why didn’t oil prices skyrocket?
The recent drone and missile attacks at Abiqaiq, Saudi Arabia’s largest oil processing center, caused the worst sudden supply disruption in history, knocking out nearly 6 million barrels per day, half of the country’s total production and about 5 percent of global supply.
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Diplomacy is still the best option for dealing with Iran
A military response by the United States to the attack on Saudi Arabia’s oil infrastructure would violate the Constitution and would be counterproductive for our national security, say the authors of this commentary.
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Explainer: Why Russia’s recent municipal elections could spell trouble for Putin
Vladimir Putin’s ruling party, United Russia, relies on”Putinism,” a system that emerged in his second term to reassert Kremlin control over Russian politics .
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Op-ed: There are no ‘winners’ in war
When it comes to Iran, the author makes a pitch to give peace a chance.
-
In wartime Ukraine, Trump’s stalled US weapons sale is a minor concern
Folks in Ukraine are not overly bothered by the controversy, nor any delay in the arms sales.
-
Lack of legal services shouldn’t be another hurdle for homeless veterans
Legal hurdles should not be an added hoop to jump through on the road to recovery, says the author of this commentary.
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The US still needs aircraft carriers
Rear Adm. Roy Kelley discusses the continuing value of aircraft carriers in the age of hypersonic missiles.
-
Op-ed: Surviving combat depends on readiness
The Navy’s surgeon general makes a pitch for an ongoing transformation designed to help the military’s healthcare system better serve service members and their families.
-
Military aid for Ukraine is good for the US
And it’s bad for the Russians. Why is it taking so long?
-
Explainer: The Cross, an eternal symbol of love that’s been tragically twisted by terrorists, war criminals
A scholar of medieval Christian history and worship explains the complicated history of the Cross.
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Explainer: After the attacks on Saudi oil production, why didn’t oil prices skyrocket?
The recent drone and missile attacks at Abiqaiq, Saudi Arabia’s largest oil processing center, caused the worst sudden supply disruption in history, knocking out nearly 6 million barrels per day, half of the country’s total production and about 5 percent of global supply.
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Diplomacy is still the best option for dealing with Iran
A military response by the United States to the attack on Saudi Arabia’s oil infrastructure would violate the Constitution and would be counterproductive for our national security, say the authors of this commentary.
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Explainer: Why Russia’s recent municipal elections could spell trouble for Putin
Vladimir Putin’s ruling party, United Russia, relies on”Putinism,” a system that emerged in his second term to reassert Kremlin control over Russian politics .
-
Op-ed: There are no ‘winners’ in war
When it comes to Iran, the author makes a pitch to give peace a chance.
-
In wartime Ukraine, Trump’s stalled US weapons sale is a minor concern
Folks in Ukraine are not overly bothered by the controversy, nor any delay in the arms sales.
-
Lack of legal services shouldn’t be another hurdle for homeless veterans
Legal hurdles should not be an added hoop to jump through on the road to recovery, says the author of this commentary.
-
The US still needs aircraft carriers
Rear Adm. Roy Kelley discusses the continuing value of aircraft carriers in the age of hypersonic missiles.
-
Op-ed: Surviving combat depends on readiness
The Navy’s surgeon general makes a pitch for an ongoing transformation designed to help the military’s healthcare system better serve service members and their families.
-
Military aid for Ukraine is good for the US
And it’s bad for the Russians. Why is it taking so long?
-
Explainer: The Cross, an eternal symbol of love that’s been tragically twisted by terrorists, war criminals
A scholar of medieval Christian history and worship explains the complicated history of the Cross.
-
Explainer: After the attacks on Saudi oil production, why didn’t oil prices skyrocket?
The recent drone and missile attacks at Abiqaiq, Saudi Arabia’s largest oil processing center, caused the worst sudden supply disruption in history, knocking out nearly 6 million barrels per day, half of the country’s total production and about 5 percent of global supply.
-
Diplomacy is still the best option for dealing with Iran
A military response by the United States to the attack on Saudi Arabia’s oil infrastructure would violate the Constitution and would be counterproductive for our national security, say the authors of this commentary.
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Explainer: Why Russia’s recent municipal elections could spell trouble for Putin
Vladimir Putin’s ruling party, United Russia, relies on”Putinism,” a system that emerged in his second term to reassert Kremlin control over Russian politics .
