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We must have a strong military to secure vital national interests. But an overemphasis on military force hurts our security and strength. A wiser foreign policy is needed to address 21st century threats.
When Ian Robinson re-entered civilian life, service animals gave him purpose.
The MISSION Act was a huge win to empower veterans. But its execution by the VA has been lackluster.
Edrys Leyva’s journey from escaping Cuba’s regime to Navy veteran and health care advocate.
The Ukraine War is at an impasse. Here’s what you need to know.
Army veteran Chris Enget has faced a lifetime of struggles and barriers. But his optimism and journey to heal himself and others are what define him.
Decades of political and diplomatic developments have unfolded since the 1990s, and much is different now.
A Q&A with Elizabeth Shackelford, senior fellow for U.S. Foreign Policy at the Chicago Council of Global Affairs.
A combat veteran and former VA social worker has seen health care problems firsthand. She now pushes for solutions.
George Rice and Concerned Veterans for America know that veteran “exceptionalism over victimization” is a major part of removing the barriers to health care for veterans.
Foreign policy restraint, and limiting the burden of NATO, is what will strengthen the US.
Current U.S. relations with China are at a crucial inflection point. Here’s what the Quincy Institute wants you to know.