Americans often make the mistake of judging a war's success by the number of Americans who die fighting it.

Many observers, both in the U.S. and abroad, do not agree with President Obama's plan to kill permanent missile defenses in Eastern Europe.

Developments coming down the pike in 2010 could be both a blessing and a curse.

Unmanned aerial vehicles are so central to U.S. efforts in the Afghanistan-Pakistan theater that some observers have dubbed this front of the war on terror “the drone war.”

Operating from Western Europe to Iraq and Afghanistan, the alliance could stand to reassess its mission.

The clock is ticking for a new presidential task forcethat will mull stateside prisons vs. other countries.

As far as the media are concerned, good news about America’s work in Iraq is bad news.