Self-destructive spending habits are more likely to impact Americans’ daily lives than a foreign adversary. Cutting missions abroad is the first step toward restoring fiscal sanity and ensuring the solvency of America’s defense strategy.
Self-destructive spending habits are more likely to impact Americans’ daily lives than a foreign adversary. Cutting missions abroad is the first step toward restoring fiscal sanity and ensuring the solvency of America’s defense strategy.
For decades, the world remained largely silent. Only recently has the United Nations begun to acknowledge the massacre for what it was: a crime against humanity, and, in the words of former U.N. Special Rapporteur on Iran, amounted to genocide.
Fifty years after the end of the Vietnam War, far too many are still paying the price for exposure to Agent Orange.