Professor John Mearsheimer talks with Judge Andrew Napolitano about the endgame in Ukraine.

Caught between ambition and duty, they face a widening rift with those who stayed to fight

Official bravado and media bias degrade policy discourse—and undermine public support.

An Afghanistan-style conflict could cripple Europe

Congressional funding for aid to Ukraine stands in limbo as public support for further funding slips, according to recent polls.

“The war aims espoused by our government are unachievable. Ukraine is not in a position to fight the kind of war it can win”

Military analysts say that Russian commanders have been using a tactic known as “elastic defense” to prevent Ukraine from holding villages and other positions as staging grounds for future attacks.

U.S. pays government bills and public-sector salaries alongside arms supply

Ukraine is at risk of economic, demographic, and military collapse. What should the U.S. government do to face this potential disaster?

Remarks to the East Bay Citizens for Peace