Regional troubles are wracking Turkey from end to end.

There was an irony at the heart of Chris Hughes’ brief stewardship of the New Republic

Proliferation of foreign bases in Middle East is not a recipe for stability.

All of these foreign investment cuts have important—and overlooked—geopolitical consequences.

It’s probably bursting, one way or another. And the world hasn’t figured out what to do about it.

The first shipments of U.S. LNG are leaving a Louisiana plant this week. Analysts say America is poised to be the third-biggest exporter by 2020.

From immigration to foreign policy, Germany must find a way to balance its responsibilities with avoiding its history.

Historians today say “yes.” But free men and women would have built it better and made it richer.

Why the “war of ideas” notion, as commonly understood and promulgated, won’t get us anywhere when it comes to the struggle against Islamism.

A part of the answer: prison guard unions.