Trudy Rubin

The president hasn’t prepared the U.S. military to fight the asymmetrical style of war waged by Tehran.

American values still shine in warmth toward visiting World Cup teams and their fans, and local July Fourth events.

For decades I’ve reported on the struggles of other countries to achieve the kind of free elections that most Americans have taken for granted. The U.S. was a lodestar. That's all changed.

Failure of Iran war reveals Trump’s inability to deal with America’s security needs

The memorandum signed with Tehran kicks nuclear negotiations down the road and leaves Iran empowered over the Strait of Hormuz.

Ukraine’s drone war has put Russia on the back foot, but Kyiv needs U.S. interceptors to stop Putin’s ballistic missile attacks.

Taiwan produces most of the world’s advanced chips, including for America’s artificial intelligence systems. Bringing even a modest amount of the needed production to the U.S. will take years.

POTUS’s choice of MAGA hitman Bill Pulte as acting intelligence czar further undermines the U.S. response to domestic and foreign threats.

The president’s ego and indifference to facts leave him open to resistance by Tehran and manipulation by Russia and China.

China's Xi Jinping has the upper hand as a weakened U.S. president seeks flashy trade deals and help with ending his war of choice in Iran.