Defense
North Korea Answers Trump's Vague Threats With Specific Ones
The unusual detail of the Kim regime’s latest statement on Guam.
Defense
North Korea and the Risks of Miscalculation
As tensions rise in East Asia, they highlight the dangers of Trump’s unpredictability.
Tech
Questions for the Senate Hearing on Russian Hacking
Did Moscow influence the U.S. election? Who else has been hacked? Could the CIA be wrong?
Management
The Myth of the 'Female' Foreign Policy
As more women become heads of state, will the world actually change?
Defense
In Modern Warfare, 'We Have No Idea What War Is'
Rosa Brooks discusses her tenure at the Pentagon, and the ever-expanding role of the American military.
Defense
Five Years After bin Laden's Death, al-Qaeda Lives On
The group gets less attention than its former affiliate ISIS, but may be quietly consolidating its position out of the spotlight.
Defense
How Should the World Respond to Terrorism?
The Atlantic inverts the classic Q&A to explore the complexities influencing global responses to terrorism today.
Management
Democrats on Islamic State Fight: We'll Do What Obama Is Doing, but More
The phrase “leading from behind” has been rejected, but the practice seems as popular as ever.
Defense
Here's How the Government Calculates Terrorist Bounties
Osama Bin Laden had a $25 million prize on his head, and even that might have been undervalued.
Defense
'An Epidemic of Fear': Ebola in the United States
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases director Anthony Fauci's lessons from three decades of public health crises.
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