Andreas Kluth

Behold the sheer hypocrisy of recent statements by Marco Rubio concerning two of the world's most important waterways, the Strait of Hormuz and the South China Sea.

With so much of shock value coming out of Donald Trump’s mouth and Truth Social account, it’s tempting to overlook the gall and cynicism of his letter to Congress dated July 10th. In that missive, the president formally notified the legislature that the United States has been at war with Iran as of July 7th.

BEHOLD the sheer hypocrisy of recent statements by Marco Rubio concerning two of the world's most important waterways, the Strait of Hormuz and the South China Sea.

Rather than weakening or abolishing the ODNI, the United States needs a stronger, professional and politically independent intelligence leadership.

As the White House keeps roiling the topmost organization in the American espionage hierarchy, questions have resurfaced that date back to the creation of the nearly quarter-century-old Office of the Director of National Intelligence.

Say you’re the leader of the planet’s most powerful country and you’ve spent a year and a half hazing almost the whole world. How does the world respond?

SAY you're the leader of the planet's most powerful country and you've spent a year and a half hazing almost the whole world. How does the world respond?

Artificial intelligence is already transforming warfare, whether it’s waged by missile, drone or satellite; on land or sea, or in the air, space or cyberspace. Perhaps the most terrifying prospect, though, is what awaits us when AI properly meets weapons of mass destruction, especially the diabolical trifecta of nuclear, biological and chemical arms.

Artificial intelligence is already transforming warfare, whether it's waged by missile, drone or satellite; on land or sea, or in the air, space or cyberspace.

The US launched another war of choice the other day, and you may not have even noticed. Taking time out from the kinetic operations against Iran, Marco Rubio, in his function as secretary of state rather than national security adviser, opened a full-bore assault against the International Criminal Court in The Hague.