The Intellectual Dark Web wants to defeat identity politics. But that won’t happen unless it develops a positive concept of identity.

Bibi is set for another term as Israel’s Prime Minister—and indictments are unlikely to cut it short.

Republicans are struggling with the question: What kind of party do we want to be? They might look to William McKinley for guidance.

China’s Belt and Road Initiative does not pose a military or strategic threat to the West so much as an economic one.

The perambulating path of this son of humble Jewish immigrants into America’s intellectual and political elites points to how much we have overcome—and lost—over the past century.

The internet is rapidly eroding what Joseph Pieper once called “the right to our share in reality.” We won’t recover that share unless we start insisting on transparency.

The U.S.-UK special relationship is on life support—and Brexit may well pull the plug.

Fed up with the same old politicians and disgusted by broken promises of reform, Ukraine’s voters are seriously contemplating a risky choice.

Don’t let its military weakness fool you; Germany wields tremendous power in Europe, and Brexit will only exacerbate that.

How far do we want nanny statism to go? And in which directions?