Trump seeks to end the Ukraine war through diplomacy and curb China’s influence, prioritizing U.S. strength, cultural sovereignty, and strategic leadership over conflicts and foreign control.

Trump’s tariffs aim to curb unfair trade, illegal immigration, and fentanyl smuggling while forcing allies and rivals to stop exploiting U.S. generosity.

Reagan’s claim—'We built it, we paid for it, it’s ours'—resonates as America confronts China’s growing influence over the strategic Panama Canal.

History is a battleground, and the Biden administration’s attempts to rewrite its foreign policy failures reveal the peril of power’s grip on truth.

If there ever has been a time to educate America about the strategic utility of maritime power, and its essential role in advancing American security, this is the time.

China's aggression in the Indo-Pacific and weak U.S. responses threaten American security, requiring stronger support for allies and a tougher stance from the incoming Trump administration.

Despite claims of success, the Biden administration's national security policy, marked by incompetence and misguided strategies, has increased global instability and the risk of major conflicts.

The threat of the PRC and Russia in a military alignment or alliance is a major threat to the U.S. as it presents the U.S. with a multiple front war problem that it has not faced since the Cold War.

Those Europeans in NATO who are reluctant to address the PRC threat need to learn that what happens out of area does not stay out of area.

A Trump Doctrine for the Middle East would reset U.S. foreign policy to a natural blend of America First, peace through strength, and the art of the deal.

America needs to change its course—and quickly—and get serious about its security.

We need a hard-headed assessment of national needs and capabilities, and we must radically reduce our obligations in order to restore domestic strength.