New technologies will transform the electricity market for our benefit and the environment’s—so long as we clear the way.

For decades, the United States has been one of the leading destination havens for wealthy individual offshore investors.

Russian political analysts are especially good at deception—of themselves as well as others. But why are Western experts so eager to be deceived?

How might we do the memory of the dearly departed writer justice?

Libya has taken a critical step toward a democratic normalcy that it has never known.

Eschewing the Big Plans of her time, Jane Jacobs believed that urban renewal began with the countless hopes and dreams of a city’s individuals.

Almost three decades after Mary Ann Glendon’s Rights Talk, our political speech problem is worse than ever.

Polymath and public intellectual, Hassner was a towering figure in international relations.

As oil prices reach three-year highs, history tells us that we should expect more interstate aggression.

Thoughts on Santa Fe, Texas, and a classic film noir for these times.