Previous presidents have sought to apply editorial pressure on broadcast journalists, but none of those presidents won ...

The question of why and when the United States decides to wage war is a bit complex and requires more than a simple answer.

Art. 2d, sec. 2d, subdivision 1st, says: "The President shall be Commander-in-Chief of the Army and Navy of the United States, and of the militia of the several States when called into the actual ...

Congress and President Trump engaged in a series of political maneuverings and debates over the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” ...

Though Congress acted after the U.S. withdrew from Vietnam to restrain presidents in their use of military force, recent ...

Recent cases involving the War on Terrorism raised questions about the relationship between the commander in chief power and the courts. In Hamdi v. Rumsfeld (2004), ...

Shumate said the "extraordinary" court order, which was put on hold by the appeals court, interferes with the president's commander-in-chief powers and "upends the military chain of command." ...

Sen. Tim Kaine won approval of a similar resolution to prevent the use of the military in Iran during Trump's first term, but ...

General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi’s revelations have tacitly invoked important discussions about the state of our country’s security. Implicitly, it implores the president to self-reflect on how he has ...

Israel's strikes on Iran are unprecedented, placing the Middle East on the brink of full-scale war between nation-states. Here is the list of all the regime's top military, intelligence and security ...

Shumate also argued that Trump has "unreviewable" powers as commander-in-chief to deploy troops as he sees fit for any reason. Meanwhile, Samuel Harbourt ...