The House defied Trump on Iran strikes. Republican loyalty is crumbling. Is the president striking out on Iran entirely?
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Settler violence, IDF complicity, and record outposts prove Israel is annexing the West Bank right now before our eyes.
Congress is quietly moving to integrate US and Israeli militaries through a buried NDAA provision, bypassing traditional oversight and public accountability.
The strategic reality unfolding in Washington underscores a bitter paradox: the architectural exit from a conflict can trigger a domestic…
Detailed polling data reveals an unprecedented generational and partisan realignment that is reshaping Washington’s primary geopolitical alliance structure.
The opening for Syria’s Washington Window relies on temporary alignments. Damascus must transition from personal ties to permanent institutional strategy.
The record-breaking Kentucky primary tests whether non-interventionist lawmakers can survive targeted, multi-million-dollar campaigns by foreign policy lobbies.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth argues the ceasefire pauses the 60-day War Powers Resolution clock, sparking a critical constitutional debate in the Senate.
Trump’s Iran war passes the legal deadline this week. Courts must act, or constitutional war powers become meaningless.
Iran war hits 60-day legal deadline May 1. Ceasefire complicates enforcement. Trump calls War Powers Act “fake and unconstitutional.”