Recently introduced legislation that would require the U.S service academies to accept the Classic Learning Test for admissions is a good move says former Marine officer Tim Feist.

Let’s not find out what happens when thousands of military veterans, service members and their families lose their homes. It is time to stand up for our veterans, just as they have stood up for us.

Politicians from both parties continue to neglect surviving combat veterans, especially with regard to the rule of law. Nowhere are these shortcomings more apparent than in the Department of Veterans Affairs’ disability claims process.

A total U.S. withdrawal would get troops out of harm’s way and help disentangle Washington from a region of declining strategic importance.

Despite national attention to employment challenges, Blue Star Families data continues to show that military spouses face unemployment (21-35%) and underemployment rates significantly higher than the national average.

History abounds with examples of presidential maladies being minimized, or kept secret, says columnist Mark Z. Barabak.

When asked whether they would rather be alone in the woods with a man or a bear, many women, particularly those with progressive ideologies, have chosen the bear. This viral debate has has exposed a troubling disconnect between the political left and a key demographic: men.

The American New Right likes to complain about Europeans, and occasionally bully them. But when it comes to policy, says columnist Allison Schrager, they would make America more like Europe.

If we underestimate the hazards of nuclear power, we risk contaminating the environment and jeopardizing public health. If we exaggerate them, we could miss out on an important tool for weaning ourselves off fossil fuels.

The new trade agreement between the United Kingdom and the United States reflects psychological separation from Europe along with our close partnership. The new bilateral accord can mitigate Trump tariffs and further already-strong defense cooperation.