Russ Wellen

His first "practical lesson about war: nobody really knows what he's doing."

Is Nouri al-Maliki the father of his country?

Never mind that, says Vincent Bugliosi, haul George Bush into a court of law.

Never mind ignoring low blows or pulling punches in response, there's a third way for Obama to respond to smears.

Do we really want another president whose main concern is his rest and relaxation?

What's an al-Qaeda sympathizer to do?

The path to peace may lie in talking to the defense establishment in its own language.

Hey, what's a lost ship or three and the bloated bodies of a few hundred US naval personnel bobbing on the surface of the Persian Gulf?

More from Military.com analyst and novelist Jeff Huber.

Neither the military nor the administration escape criticism in Jeff Huber's Military.com column and his new novel, Bathtub Admirals.

Larry Johnson: Pariah or Jeremiah?

Suffocated by your family? It could be worse in the afterlife.

. . . paint targets on the backs of kids like those on PBS's "Carrier"?

Hint: It's not just upbringing and culture.

Imagine a secretary of state whose idea of foreign policy is abolishing nuclear weapons?

Is legislation the answer to ending anorexia in the fashion industry?

If the Democrats lose another presidential election, this time it won't be their fault.

The breathtaking work of Santiago Calatrava is seen by many, known by few.

No end in sight to the spiraling costs of medical technology.

"Once more -- this time with feeling," conservatives cry when Obama speaks of his commitment to Israel.