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War advocate: U.S. can beat Islamic State with 25,000 ground troops — maybe
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War advocate: U.S. can beat Islamic State with 25,000 ground troops — maybe

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It is now President Obama's stated intention to pursue the Islamic State's forces wherever they are, rather than his previous policy of using moderate force only in Iraq and only to protect American facilities and personnel. (AP Photo/Saul Loeb, Pool)
National Security

Next steps in the fight against the Islamic State

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WH: ‘U.S. Is at War With ISIL’
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WH: ‘U.S. Is at War With ISIL’

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‘Counterterrorism, Not Counterinsurgency’

‘Counterterrorism, Not Counterinsurgency’

Daniel Halper -
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John Kerry’s Precision Wording

John Kerry’s Precision Wording

Geoffrey Norman -
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Push against Islamic State blurs spending message
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Push against Islamic State blurs spending message

Brian Hughes -
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GRAPHIC: How does Obama’s 2014 coalition stack up to earlier coalitions?
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GRAPHIC: How does Obama’s 2014 coalition stack up to earlier coalitions?

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Capitol Hill Republicans want broader strategy to combat ISIS
Foreign Policy

Capitol Hill Republicans want broader strategy to combat ISIS

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The president's foot-dragging and seeming lack of a coherent strategy for foreign policy, has likely led to the collapse of voter confidence in Democrats. (Getty images/Martin H. Simon)
Beltway Confidential

Faith in the Republican Party’s ability to fight terrorism is at an all-time high

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As the White House continues to flesh out its strategy for combating the Islamic State, rest assured knowing that the U.S. is in the best of hands. (iStock)
Beltway Confidential

In the best of hands: Senior Obama official makes terrible geography error

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