President Donald Trump addressed uniformed service members at Fort Bragg, N.C., on Friday in an event that blurred the traditional line between military ceremony and political campaigning — a distinction the Army's own field manual describes as foundational to public trust in the armed forces. Trump entered to Lee Greenwood's "God Bless the USA" and departed to the Village People's "Y.M.C.A.," a playlist more familiar to campaign stops than military installations. Sharing the

Democracy rests on the rule of law—especially when military force is used. For democratic governments, how power is exercised matters as much as why. Consistency with international law is not optional; it is foundational to democratic credibility.

The following article was originally published in USA Today. Read the original here . When the United States began sinking boats on suspicion of drug trafficking – with no warning, no arrests and no evidence recovered – we crossed a line. These so-called narco-terrorist strikes may be politically popular, but they are legally indefensible. Now, reports indicate that the British government has stopped sharing intelligence with Washington, DC, over fears that the U.S. operati