Mass surveillance. Pre-emptive military strikes in the Middle East. Shipping people to domestic and foreign prisons. Citing ...

Donald Trump built his ascent on public hatred for George W. Bush’s forever wars. As he lies his way into a war with Iran, he’s poised to take up Bush’s legacy as his own. For the past two ...

The war in Afghanistan wasn’t lost in the dust of Helmand or the peaks of Kunar—it was fumbled in the Oval Office by a ...

Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) hit President Donald Trump where it hurts by taking their feud to MSNBC and unfavorably comparing him to a despised MAGA punching bag. The post Massie Hits Trump Where It ...

Middle East policy shifted from Bush-era interventions to Trump's approach, with Israel acting against Iran's nuclear program while EU-3 negotiation methods falter.

Iraq War architect Condi Rice heaps praise on Trump admin for Iran strikes - Bush era official says bombing raid delivered ‘shot in the arm for American credibility’ but president unlikely to welcome ...

This is mostly false. In August 2004, Trump said in an interview with Esquire that Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein never had weapons of mass destruction at his disposal. But he made more ambiguous ...

I also fear that bypassing Congress weakens American democracy. Recall the last time that the United States began a war this consequential: George W. Bush’s invasion of Iraq. Prior to invading, on ...

Israel and the US have claimed their military strikes are aimed at preventing Iran from developing a nuclear weapon. Iran, for its part, ...

I n the run-up to the disastrous war in Iraq, a senior British official made a dry observation to a Newsweek reporter: ...

The U.S. strike on Iran could easily spiral into another forever war that Americans on both the left and right broadly oppose.

Soon after President Donald Trump announced the U.S. attack on Iran's nuclear facilities, two major U.S. news organizations characterized the event in contrasting ways.