Yesterday, the Cato Institute1 release a report that I wrote2 on the United States Space Force. The report is available here, and these are my introductory thoughts: The Space Force is the first new i
I was inspired by Erik’s conversation with Cathleen Cahill to write a bit about Mabel Ping-Hua Lee, who Cahill features, in my latest Diplomat column: The crescendo of the suffrage movement in t
Robert’s got a quick handHe’ll look around the room, he won’t tell you his planHe’s got a rolled cigaretteHanging out his mouth he’s a cowboy kid On the latest assassinat
Although this assembly was convened to consider the preparations to be made for sailing to Sicily, I think, notwithstanding, that we have still this question to examine, whether it be better to send o
It’s gonna take a lot to drag me away from youThere’s nothing that a hundred men or more could ever do The United Kingdom has picked a heck of a time to massively increase defense spending
Bill Barr has evidently decided that his time at DoJ is nearing an end. First, on Jonathan Pollard: Jonathan Pollard, a former Navy analyst convicted of spying for Israel in the 1980s in one of the mo
I had the opportunity to have a couple conversations about Patents for Power with Diplomat editors. Here’s a text convo with Catherine Putz: Is there tension between intellectual property rights
Well, then it isn’t one to you, since nothing is really good or bad in itself—it’s all what a person thinks about it. And to me, Denmark is a prison. A grim tale of late Soviet arms e