President Donald Trump faces decisions on military action against Iran, with lessons from the 1991 Gulf War's premature ...

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On Saturday, the United States, in a joint operation with Israel, killed Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. For ...

At bottom, there are only two outcomes. Either the Iranian regime remains in power, or it doesn’t. Both scenarios end badly ...

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From FDR to Bush, promises of Middle East freedom ended badly.

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The Trump administration's reasoning not only fails to meet the criteria for military action in any formulation of just war theory or international law, it also fails the test of common sense.

It is a war for regime change. Many of Iran’s 92 million people want the regime removed. But it is far from certain that this ...

Iranians despised the ayatollah. That doesn’t mean they’ll side with the United States.