Who’s Running American Defense Policy?

Who’s Running American Defense Policy?

Tom Nichols: “It’s not the president, at least not on most issues. Trump’s interest in foreign policy, as with so many other topics, is capricious and episodic at best. He flits away from losing issues, leaving them to others. He promised to end the war in Ukraine in a day, but after conceding that making peace is ‘more difficult than people would have any idea,’ the president has since shrugged and given up.” “It’s not Marco Rubio—you may remem…

Defining the Trump Doctrine

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There's a reason Trump and Vance hate education so much

Under pressure from the Trump administration, the University of Virginia’s president of nearly seven years, James Ryan, stepped down last week, declaring that while he was committed to the university and inclined to fight, he could not in good conscience push back just to save his job.The Department of Justice demanded that Ryan resign in order to resolve an investigation into whether UVA sufficiently complied with Trump’s orders banning diversi…

How JD Vance shapes and sells the ‘Trump doctrine’ on foreign policy

The vice president, long a skeptic of US military intervention, is the rare figure in the administration who can appeal to both the realist and hawkish wings of the GOP.