With the latest jobs numbers out today looking a little better, well, if you want to call under one million new unemployment filings ‘good news’, I asked Desmond Lachman, former
Ok, I will admit it, for the longest time, I was no fan of the Bush 41 foreign policy team nor their policies. History, I always believed, would look down
Over at the American Conservative, I have a new reported piece out that details some of the drama surrounding U.S. forces in South Korea. As I explain: “Despite a report
While I do my best not to write on U.S. domestic politics, Donald Trump’s action yesterday to leverage multiple Executive Orders to give the economy a lift after talks with
Over at RAND, researchers have published a new report on North Korea‘s conventional artillery that, while it doesn’t have the sex appeal of Pyongyang’s nuclear weapons and long-range missile programs,
In a historic speech yesterday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo delivered a blistering attack on China at the Nixon Library in California–talk about a location choice, wow–that has already raised
Over the last few days, North Korea has been attacking South Korea and the United States in various statements after being relatively quiet for several months. While most media is
Social media today is flagging South Korean media reports that North Korea has completed new multiple ICBM and transport erector launchers (TELs). Could this be the new so-called “strategic weapon”
As I noted a few days ago, North Korea is not exactly happy with South Korea these days. And, it would seem, they continue to want to make their opinion
Overnight, Kim Yo Jong, the sister of North Korean Chairman Kim Jong-un, lashed out at South Korea in a statement carried by KCNA. The cause of her anger, the recent
