Grover Norquist continues to gently unwrap the fiscal hypocrisy of the hawks in this interview with the Cato Institute. More on cutting the military budget here.

President Obama this week defined his "red line" for the Syria conflict, warning that if the Syrian government's chemical and biological weapons are moved around or utilized, this would "change" his "calculus," which has so far been to abstain from any direct military...

In the wake of the Sikh temple massacre by a US Army soldier earlier this month, news that warrior racists are infiltrating America's armed forces: They call it 'rahowa' - short for racial holy war - and they are preparing for it by joining the ranks of the world's...

"Since the disappearance of the Soviet Union," writes James Dobbins at RAND Corp., "China has become America's default adversary, the power against which the United States measures itself militarily, at least when there is no more proximate enemy in sight." I know...

Julian Assange's successful bid for asylum in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London and the British threats to raid the embassy bring about some interesting questions about the history of being granted asylum inside an embassy. The 1961 Vienna Convention theoretically...

From Foreign Affairs: According to UN investigations, in 2011, extremist settlers launched almost 300 attacks on Palestinian property, causing over 100 Palestinian casualties and destroying or damaging about 10,000 trees of Palestinian farmers. The UN has also...

With the drum beat for war on Iran intensifying in recent weeks, the question seems to come down to whether or not Israel is bluffing about their implied military strike on Iran before the November presidential elections in the US. Al-Monitor yesterday interviewed...

Former CIA analyst and Antiwar.com contributor Ray McGovern spoke with Business Insider about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's hankering to bomb Iran and why "delaying Iran's nuclear capabilities is not the primary concern of a military strike, but simply...