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The Latest Casualty of the Marines’ Surrender to Political Correctness
Marcus Mainz was relieved of his command, effectively finishing his career, in May.
William S. Lind
July 25, 2018
A Cleveland Revival Must Include Manufacturing
The Rust Belt has revived by rediscovering its cultural heritage—but it must also make things.
William S. Lind
June 22, 2018
The New Separatism
As national governments are plunged into crisis, many are looking elsewhere for their identities.
William S. Lind
February 21, 2018
Addressing Trump’s Errant Foreign Policy
Realists need a new vanguard in Congress.
William S. Lind
June 26, 2017
Going Off the Rails?
Trump risks a big backlash if he reneges on his campaign promises.
William S. Lind
May 4, 2017
Localism Means Security
Resilient communities are the answer to globalism's weakness.
William S. Lind
December 19, 2016
The Past and Future of War
Martin van Creveld and Douglas Macgregor illuminate the battlefield.
William S. Lind
October 6, 2016
What Trump Can Do for Defense
Pentagon courtiers need to hear the magic words: “You're fired!”
William S. Lind
July 11, 2016