There’s no shame in getting fired when it is not for cause.

The soldiers who cheered partisan applause lines at Fort Bragg, and their leaders, erred in a spectacular way.

Firing military leaders for perceived disloyalty is often part of a strategy to consolidate regime power—even as it weakens the military.

Almost every American has suffered an annoying or even angering encounter with a bureaucrat. An obstructive response after a long wait at a DMV line. A...

Early this year, Pete Hegseth told a Fox News audience a new, Pentagon-funded study proved that the number of military service members and veterans involved in the Jan. 6 insurrection did not indicate...

Why the armed forces would struggle to rein in Trump.

Attempts across the globe to #politicize the military for political gain threaten #democracy. Risa Brooks discusses the importance of norms in upholding democratic values

The U.S. military's recruiting crisis may be exacerbated by politicization. Practical steps from civilian and military leaders can help.

How Republicans’ loyalty tests erode national security.

Two reasons for cautious optimism—or at least cautious suspension of outright horror

Given what we’ve witnessed over the last few months, armed forces should critically review their training for both judge advocates and commanders.

Why the armed forces would struggle to rein in Trump.

Why the armed forces would struggle to rein in Trump.

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Why the armed forces would struggle to rein in Trump.