Burden-sharing, or a multi-power struggle?

What the New Republic and the Washington Redskins have in common.

The new omnibus spending bill will help restore military aid to Egypt. The conditions of the restoration are sure to annoy everybody.

An advising mission to Kurdistan marks a historical turning-point.

Amidst rising tensions, Japan and Russia are working together to stem the rising number of dangerous airborne incursions and intercepts.

A new report finds that the EU’s green policies were poorly constructed, and its costs are outstripping its benefits.

The oil price plunge is hurting America’s shale industry, but U.S. consumers are loving it.

There is no “Plan B” for the Israelis and Palestinians.

The measure may help Republicans in the short term, but the Republic as a whole in the long run.

The West is pushing back against Russia by establishing the credible threat of force in the form of ground forces, European missile defense, and even nukes.