Whichever country conquers space first will write the destiny of the rest of us on Earth for this century. Clearly, the House Democrats don’t care. They want us to lose to the Red Chinese because that would be a victory for them over “that man” in the White House.

Through several administrations, the United States has bent at the knee to Communists in China. We should not be surprised when the United Kingdom compromises with them.

A compelling case could be made that the Chinese miracle is built on lies. It’s Enron times a billion.

Far from settling scores, America should be looking for the exits as fast as possible. But, at least here, the president’s transactional calculus prevented us from further running up the bill.

America has a new Iran strategy and we should now embrace it. 

Let’s just be thankful that war was avoided and no Americans were killed. We can hope President Trump will avoid escalation with Iran and take the chance to get America out of Iraq. If not, it’s just a matter of time before we get dragged back into the abyss.

Like never before, the president risks the dark.

No one living bears any responsibility for the actions committed by others in the past, least of all for the folly of the world's elites. It is, however, our duty to recall the real cost of war.

Will the deep state allow it?

We honor those who died in foreign lands, we honor those who died in Iraq, we honor honor itself by showing the world why we fight.

Trump may be the most astute geopolitical tactician since Reagan—and the Democrats are beside themselves.

Trump should play tough on the world stage. But that doesn’t require him to make nonsensical decisions that jeopardize American priorities and lives.

What Giulio Douhet and John Warden could teach President Trump about taking down the mullahs.