The Masterpiece Cakeshop case and the ascent of theory over prudence in American political life.

Obsessed with “owning the libs”, the Right has missed how it has opened the door to a muscular, credible populism of the Left.

Twelve days at sea on a French warship provide occasion to ponder what lies ahead for the disputed waterway.

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Almost 70 years on, Ray Bradbury’s dire warnings in Fahrenheit 451 should still make all of us uncomfortable.

The future arrived in Russia first, and then spread to the West, with all the now too-familiar negative consequences. But for all its tragedy, there was also a sense of possibility then—as now.

A new head-banging musical about Joan of Arc captures the inner life of a visionary child—and the radical strangeness of Christian faith.

Azerbaijan’s Khadija Ismayilova exemplifies courage, and reminds why human rights and rule of law are worth fighting for.

The old rationales for racial preferences in admissions no longer make any sense. It’s time for enlightened America to hit the reset button.

All eyes seem fixated on North Korea, the South China Sea, or the Senkaku islands. But a crisis in the Taiwan Strait—postwar Asia’s original hotspot—could be closer than many realize.