Martin Di Caro is a podcaster at History As It Happens. He focuses on government, politics, and security policy in the United States, drawing on his extensive experience as a reporter and news anchor. Martin has been featured in The Washington Times, Jen Z issues, and Responsible Statecraft, and is a two-time Edward R. Murrow award winner.
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By: Martin Di Caro
A new book looks into the psychology of the Vietnam war era defense secretary and finds a ghost
A new book points out that the "narco boat" story is a familiar one. The US has always determined who is morally disqualified from laws of war.
In "A Historian in Gaza," Jean-Pierre Filiu bears witness to devastation the world has started to overlook
By: Martin Di Caro
Iran's regional power and political influence greatly expanded after its nemesis Saddam Hussein was finally removed, with all too obvious implications
By: Martin Di Caro
'Choosing War' author Fredrik Logevall on how the Democratic president went from bombing in 1964 to sending 500,000 ground troops into Vietnam by 1967
By: Martin Di Caro
The goal of eliminating any potential or future threats, real or imaginary, will all but inevitably dehumanize and create new enemies
By: Martin Di Caro
They had flaws but these men had real notions about the use of military power and who should wield it. We should listen.
By: Martin Di Caro
History offers lessons for President Trump as he weighs attacking the strategic oil depot
In a wide-ranging interview with RS, the hawkish commentator talks neocons, primacy, and why he opposes the war in Iran
By: Martin Di Caro
In an interview with RS, the senator discusses Israeli influence in the US, whether Libya was a mistake, and more
