Arizona’s controversial immigration law is only the latest symptom of a failure to achieve comprehensive reform. So what would reform look like?

Partisan divisions in the absence of supermajorities don’t cause gridlock. Electoral volatility does.

Relations with Ukraine need not involve a zero-sum game between the United States and Russia.

Ukraine’s new President Viktor Yanukovych is no threat to democracy.

The International Committee of the Red Cross and its American counterpart face a changing international landscape.

Sanctions can work, but only in a specific set of circumstances. Case in point: Belarus.

Paul A. Rahe brings Montesquieu back to life.

Young Westerners out to help others abroad need some help of their own.

Kenneth Minogue shows how democracy can undermine liberty.

Even a weakened America can afford global pre-eminence.