Russia is set to sell Argentina up to a dozen long-range strike aircraft. There’s really only one place Buenos Aires could use them to target.

That little baby wrapped in swaddling clothes and lying so cutely in the manger is the biggest trouble maker in world history, and the shocking claims that Christianity makes about who he is and what he means irritate and antagonize people all over the world.

Looking back on 2014, we can see that the first victim of Russia’s war in Ukraine was not a state, but an idea.

Make it a new year’s resolution to catch up with the magazine’s must-read essays of 2014.

The Palestine proposal did not even make it to a U.S. veto, thanks to African votes.

As the temporary Medicaid payment increases expire, access to care for many Medicaid patients will become even more restricted.

Gazprom expects 2014 production to hit an all-time low, while Russian ministers predict a 4 percent drop in GDP in 2015.

Bret Stephens’s new book draws on the landmark theory of urban crime and disorder to conjure a middle way between interventionism and isolationism in U.S. foreign policy.

In the course of an interview with NPR’s Steve Inskeep released earlier this week, President Obama tried to flatter the Supreme Leader and other assorted higher-ups in Tehran. Will it work?

Contra Daniel Patrick Moynihan, many people now believe they are entitled to their own facts.