The United States has not formally declared war since 1942 when it did so against the Axis powers of Romania, Hungary, and Bulgaria during World War II. But since then, and despite numerous wars, military operations, and tens of thousands of battle deaths and...
September is Suicide Prevention Month, an especially important time to focus on helping veterans and their families who struggle with mental health. In the United States, veterans account for a disproportionate number of suicide cases, making it crucial to raise...
Since the end of the Cold War, one of the main goals of the foreign policy establishment in the United States has been the expansion of the NATO alliance. Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, the military alliance began to be seen as less of a mechanism for...
The relationship between the U.S. and its European allies is one that is based on similar values, cultural and economic ties, and mutual security interests. But are those relationships helping or hindering the U.S. in defending itself? In a new video series, Concerned...
As the Russia-Ukraine War continues and Finland officially joins NATO, the alliance’s role supplying aid to Ukraine and the U.S.’ relationship with the alliance have been subjects of intense discussion. Given the war’s continuing spillover potential into NATO...
For decades, American foreign policy has been adrift, despite the United States being the most secure world power in human history. A series of rash foreign policy decisions has tragically caught us in drawn-out conflicts increasingly disconnected from our core...
