How is Trump's Afghanistan strategy different from his predecessors? Heritage expert and Afghanistan veteran Luke Coffey explained recently on Fox News' "Tucker Carlson Tonight." 

An Afghanistan that is free, stable and governable is in America's best interest. Achieving that end can only be achieved with results on the ground--not by a calendar set by political expediency, and it can only be achieved by resetting America’s strategy in South Asia. The president was right to make a commitment to the American people to do the job right, and should remain committed to enhancing security in the region in the coming years.

This week, Heritage expert Arthur Milikh, Associate Director of the B. Kenneth Simon Center for Principles and Politics, gives a powerful, in-depth interview about the current state of free speech on college campuses. Milikh also touches on recent backlash against conservative speakers, and why we should still be optimistic. 

Considering negative security developments—which include increased ballistic missile and nuclear threats from North Korea, increased assertiveness of the Iranian regime flush with the Obama administration’s cash, as well China and Russia’s massive nuclear weapons modernization programs—the United States cannot afford bad ideas like a no first use policy.

Spain was hit by its worst terrorist attack in more than a decade yesterday, when a van driver plowed into dozens of people, killing at least 13 people. Heritage’s Robin Simcox says jihadists have been doing these kinds of attacks for years.