The Daily Caller

2010 was much more than the election; let’s look back

From the start, 2010 delivered a string of setbacks that built up to an electoral shellacking come November, to use the president’s own word

Influential think tank calls on Obama to ‘own’ Afghan war, give clear long-term troop commitment

How to interview P.J. O’Rourke on drugs while getting your mind blown and not embarrass yourself

An Army veteran says President Obama’s policies are hurting troop morale.

Lawmakers suggest negotiations with the Taliban as the U.S. military prepares to leave Afghanistan next year

What’s most disturbing about The Afghan-War-Diary reports is that they provide information on intelligence sources and methods that aid and abet the enemy

Former GOP House Speaker speaks out on the war and his potential run for President in 2012

As the Taliban in Afghanistan ramp up attacks, American troops are reportedly more anxious than ever to relax the strict ROE

If confirmed, Mattis would replace Gen. David Petraeus, who last week assumed command of U.S. troops in Afghanistan

When General Stanley McChrystal was relieved of command last week because of the Rolling Stone article, it opened up a strange new world for this highly decorated and respected military leader

At the moment, the political climate in Washington is filled with toxicity, a place where partisan warfare has become the daily norm and election year politics are the determining factor in how willing both parties are to work with one another

General short of time needed to retire at current rank

Petraeus won overwhelming praise from both Republicans and Democrats, despite their disagreements on the U.S. policy toward Afghanistan

The bottom line is that the political, economic, and military war in Afghanistan is winnable. We are not the Soviets, and Afghanistan is not Vietnam. But we are only half way to victory

Cashiered general tells Army he’ll retire

A weak and troublesome Afghan partner. A war strategy increasingly questioned. Sniping between military and civilian officials. Military deaths at record levels. A deadline to begin withdrawing troops that may come too soon

Troubling long-term indicators overshadow Obama’s recent success

CIA head Leon Panetta and Senator John McCain visit the Sunday show studios for discussion about Afghanistan, immigration, and Elena Kagan