Having a labyrinth of 17 overlapping, paramilitarized, deeply secretive agencies doing versions of the same thing is the definition of counterproductive madness.

Many Republicans have been depicting ISIS not primarily as a foreign concern, but as a domestic threat that may portend the invasion of America via our southern border with Mexico.

The president doesn't seem to understand the profound crisis of joblessness behind the turmoil.

Bill continues his conversation about the campaign against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria with two foreign policy experts.

Two experts on American foreign policy talk to Bill about our deepening engagement in the fight against jihadists in Iraq and Syria.

As the US expands its airstrikes into Syria to combat ISIS, the congresswoman calls for a "full congressional debate and vote on any military action, as required by the Constitution.”

We've rounded up some key news and analysis to help you make sense of the latest chapter in America's "War on Terror."

From the outset, US policy has played a role in the rise of the militant group.

America is now fighting the Iraq War for the third time, somehow madly expecting different results.

The war whoops of the pundit class have helped propel the nation into yet another doomed military adventure in the Middle East, but their tone is changing.