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Senator Thom Tillis accuses Pentagon chief of 'inept mismanagement' as US military is strained by war on Iran.
The public rupture is not the story. The story is what the rupture reveals about the administration's internal arithmetic.
Read full analysis →Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday that his country is working to overthrow Iran’s government.
The Israeli prime minister’s statement is not a policy nuance or a diplomatic hedge. It is a direct declaration of intent against the government of another sovereign state. When a head of government says his country is working to overthrow another regime, the machinery of state is already in motion.
Read full analysis →Congress pauses the OMB's attempt to rewrite how research is funded.
The House's stopgap spending measure is a routine piece of legislative machinery, but it carries an unusual payload: a quiet suspension of the Office of Management and Budget's attempt to put political appointees in direct control of federal research grants. The provision, tucked into the Senate's version of the bill, freezes the OMB's proposed rule until at least December. That is not a permanent victory for the scientific community, but it is a decisive temporary check.
Read full analysis →Israel Katz says 'there is no real solution for Gaza' without de-populating the territory.
The defence minister's statement is not a policy shift. It is a restatement of a position that has been consistent since the war began. What matters is the timing and the audience.
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