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“Presidents should be authorized to go after terrorists or other armed groups who seek to harm the United States or our personnel deployed anywhere in the w
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Biden’s growing headache is also a familiar one for the previous longtime senator and VP, who has watched three successive American presidents before him contin
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Biden’s now-it’s-my-turn-moment — in the form of an announcement Thursday that troops would leave Afghanistan by Aug. 3 — was met with resignation from a large
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But even with President Joe Biden coming out in support of repealing past authorizations and re-tailoring others, on top of commitments from both Senate and Hou
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“The danger here is that you fall into a pattern of military escalation that becomes war without voters ever having a say,” Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.), a top m
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Biden risks being seen as the president who lost Afghanistan — and Republicans know it. GOP legislators are having an I-told-you-so face-off with Biden, suggest
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“The hard-core base — Mastriano’s playing to it,” said Carl Fogliani, a Republican strategist based in Pittsburgh. “He has a following among core activists, and
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During the meeting, "NATO leaders reaffirmed their commitment to continue to stand with Afghanistan with training and financial support for Afghan forces a
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“It’s not a surprise that you’ve seen some countries express, pretty straightforwardly, their dissatisfaction with the way things were done,” said one European
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“I'm absolutely concerned concerning the proliferation of weapons, any type of weapons, in our neighborhood,” Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said Thursday in re
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