America's lone superpower status is being challenged in regions around the globe -- and the question remains how it will respond.

The last 15 years demonstrate that no matter the military strength at your command, war no longer translates into power.

It’s no coincidence that Trump, the candidate least in need of money or media attention, has been the biggest critic of America's wars.

Fifty-nine-year-old Mary Anne Grady Flores will serve six months for photographing a protest of an airfield in upstate New York where drone pilots are trained and from where missions are carried out.

Wars are never quick, cheap or easy: let's acknowledge what a full-scale war in the Middle East would actually mean.

Wars are never quick, cheap or easy: Let's acknowledge what a full-scale war in the Middle East would actually mean.

Living in America sometimes resembles taking part in a Ponzi scheme, and its likely to get worse before it gets better.

At $109 billion, the US reconstruction program in Afghanistan is already, in today's dollars, larger than the Marshall Plan, and still the country is in a shambles.

The phrase “the fog of war” stands in for the inability of commanders to truly grasp what’s happening in the chaos of battle. Perhaps it’s time to introduce a companion phrase.

Andrew Bacevich opines on why Washington's efforts to support foreign armies keep falling apart.