The defense secretary spent Trump’s first year in office wreaking havoc on the U.S. military—and killing innocent people around the world.

While the media sleeps, the beginning salvos of Trump’s regime change war is already pushing the nation into crisis.

The late public intellectual was the very model of a serial conformist.

We’ve been watching antisemitism rise, largely unchecked, in the Australian city. Our worst fears came true Sunday at Bondi Beach.

A bill that would ban Americans from having citizen rights abroad is about nationalist sentimentalism, not real-life issues.

The president’s claims about the boat killings and his pardon of the Honduran ex-president in a new Politico interview should finally convince Republicans that they, and we, must get to the bottom of it all.

ICE Barbie may be on the way out. But don’t breathe a sigh of relief. In Trumpworld, things can always get worse—and usually do.

The annual document is called the National Security Strategy, or NSS. Under Trump, it’s part William McKinley—and part Neville Chamberlain.

As a passel of MAGA sycophants move into the Defense Department’s press room, The New York Times has filed a First Amendment suit.

The ranking Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee tells TNR after watching the video: “This is a big, big problem.”

The shooting of two members of the National Guard has prompted the administration to impose new restrictions—and resettlement organizations are reeling.

Will Republicans give us a real investigation into Trump’s bombings, now that we just learned horrific new details about them? Or are they seriously going to fall on their swords for Pete Hegseth?

The rule against attacking people “out of the fight” is foundational in U.S. and international law. And there’s no doubt it was crossed. What now?

The path that Trump is poised to take the nation down is deeply dark—and deeply unpopular.

Tech bros and Silicon Valley billionaires are building new drones—and new ways to profit from conflict.

From the boat bombings to deportations to prosecutions, the evidence mounts. And the speaker of the House could get to the bottom of it if he wanted to. Yeah, right.

The Trump administration is using the award-winning (and recently embattled) rapper to claim there’s a persecution of Christians in Nigeria.

The president called the murdered journalist “controversial,” said MBS “knew nothing about it,” despite U.S. intelligence findings, and attacked the reporter who dared to ask about it.

The Israeli P.M. can’t love seeing the Saudi crown prince feted at the White House. He has only himself to blame.

A new Trump administration memo argues that those carrying out the boat attacks can’t be prosecuted. Why? Because the administration says so!