What can we do to prevent a nuclear catastrophe?

Stefan Halper, the shadowy Cambridge academic who may have helped the FBI spy on the Trump campaign, was paid more than $1 million by a U.S. agency for research papers of dubious value, according to a new government report.

President says S-400s will be ready in April 2020, making Turkey the first NATO nation with Russian missile system.

Yale University professor Timothy Snyder has been making mild waves again this week with an interview in which he pontificated about linguistic policy in Ukraine. 

Following the usual alarmist formula used to sell military upgrades to the public, the Times then made the predictable pivot to uncritically transmitting false claims about the need to “act quickly” lest the US “fall behind” the Russian and Chinese menaces.

Volodymr Zelensky’s election win was a result of Ukraine’s pent-up demand for normalcy with Russia. But now it looks like Ukraine’s new president is succumbing to nationalist pressure.

The survey found that a large majority of Americans (70%) believes that arms sales to other governments makes the U.S. less safe…

A group of governmental, military, and outside experts published a white paper urging the US government to jump fully into the so-called gray zone—the conceptual space in which countries take action that lies somewhere on the continuum between warfare and peaceable relations.

Is America using the Nord Stream-2 Gas Pipeline as a target for its hostility toward Russia?

‘Tucker Carlson Tonight’ looks back at Ross Perot’s contribution to politics.