Michael G. Mullen: “I'm hard-pressed to believe that, having fought for what they've fought for, that they're going to sacrifice their…”

The appeal is for a shift in national policy to the growth of the private, productive economy as our all-out, primary priority.

Every president has the right or responsibility to shape the security council as he sees fit a partisan politics has no place at the table and neither does Mr. Bannon.

development assistance is a modern national security tool and that cuts to USAID would increase risk to Americans and to our brave military service members.

In slashing resettlement, the president is taking a recklessly narrow view of how best to put America first.