The laws of war aren’t woke. They’re not virtue signaling. And they’re not a sign that the West has forgotten how to fight.

The 2008 film on the Iraq war, deemed too pro-military at the time, has now been labeled antiwar. Can both be true?

Trump claims to be cracking down on drug gangs in Venezuela but pardoned a Honduran drug lord serving time in the US.

A Kurdish militant picks his way along a switchback road in Iraq's mountains before pulling over to alert his comrades in a nearby hidden bunker that they are about to have company. After calling from ...

Intensifying US threats against Venezuela are raising expectations of imminent military action as President Donald Trump ...

The Middle East is a place that most American presidents want to avoid. Yet inevitably, they find themselves mired in its quarrels. Despite periodic calls for a pivot toward other geostrategic ...

And that is one of the less violent U.S. interventions in the region. The influx of American guns and money into the Middle ...

Since President Richard Nixon declared a “War on Drugs” in 1971, federal, state and local governments have spent an estimated $1 trillion fighting it — and losing. Donald Trump now seems fully engaged ...

A Queens madman has been convicted of gunning down his nephew in a “petty dispute” about who was paying for the chicken at a ...

The president is making its most senior leaders complicit in his unlawful acts, and he’s burdening the consciences of soldiers who serve under his command.

Navy officers on scene reportedly believed a second strike was unnecessary, potentially unlawful, and inconsistent with the ...