Given the turmoil of the last few days, it's fortunate that the presidents of Egypt and the U.S. have begun to re-forge the strategic partnership that unraveled under Obama.

When it comes to the North Korean threat, President Trump is likely to pick up where President Obama left off.

Iraq is a shambles. The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), the Al Qaeda off-shoot that now controls nearly a third of the nation, continues to run amok. It’s way past time for the White House to get its head in the game.

Scores of innocent deaths in Nice, France, remind us that terrorists are evil. These monsters are not just attacking humans, they are attacking humanity--our humanity.

Just introducing the soldiers, airman, and Marines that helped bring Veteran Nation the story of all the greatest generations to life is, by itself, an incredibly moving testament of the service and sacrifice of America’s defenders.

The first sign that the president’s remarks were headed south came when he lapsed into yet another tired attempt to link effective counterterrorism with the debate on gun control. Hijacking a tragedy to press a political agenda, however, is pure opportunism.

Wednesday marks the 33rd anniversary of Ronald Reagan’s historic “Star Wars” speech, in which he introduced the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) to the American people.

The November 13 terrorist attack on Paris, paired with Tuesday’s attacks in Brussels, is the European equivalent of back-to-back Pearl Harbors. Yet, the U.S. administration sits as sanguine as ever, arguing it has everything in hand.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has declared Moscow will soon be pulling troops out of Syria. And there’s no reason not to take him at his word.

This week’s attacks in Istanbul and Iraq simply reinforce a point that’s been evident for quite some time: the global “jihad” will continue — even if the West declines to fight.