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Hegseth, Rubio, and Trump have overseen the most incompetent and destructive military failure in U.S. history. Will Congress even notice?

Not great, it turns out.

The post-Cold War nuclear weapons reductions that once lent credibility to the disarmament project have reversed.

Trump hallucinated an entire peace agreement. Now everyone's pretending it didn't happen?

In a manic series of posts, Trump lays out a vision of victory that looks like a humiliating loss.

Trump says he expects a 'big, fat, hug' for destabilizing the world. Again.

The Iranian mullahs aren't good guys. They slaughter their own people. But the war on Iran over its nuclear program is very much our Outlaw Prez's fault motivated at least partly by his antipathy for all things Obama

Trump isn’t really looking for a deal; He’s looking for an excuse. Having firmly grasped this hot potato, he’s discovered that putting it down is impossible. So he’s pretending to be negotiating with people who aren’t interested in anything but his surrender.

Congress cannot claim it is powerless, and the world will certainly now see it as complicit.

Faced with a choice between running or escalating, Trump targets civilians instead.

Trump, an idiot, has been cut off from his strategy of declaring victory and running off. He's going to make that everybody else's problem.

A month into the war, the Iranian regime is still in place, the world economy is plummeting toward recession, the stock market is crashing, and every U.S. military base in the Middle East is "uninhabitable." Is this winning?

Trump's major war news comes from a 2-minute daily explosions montage that avoids mention of Iranian retaliation.

The $200B request alone would be the world's third-largest military budget, behind only the U.S. and China.

What Marco Rubio's foot canoes can tell us about U.S. military strategy overseas

I don't even believe in an 'antichrist'—and yet I still think this guy might be the freaking Antichrist