Why Obamacare—and the efforts to repeal it or fix it—are largely irrelevant to the real problems facing the U.S. health care system.

Amidst a bitter internal fight, Germany’s AfD may be staggering, but it isn’t down for the count.

The growth of “populism” in European politics is better described as a response by Europe’s populations to Germany’s increasingly dominant position on the Continent.

If history is any indicator, then an escalating rift between Iran’s Supreme Leader and its recently reelected President will end up bolstering Khamenei and his allies at the expense of Rouhani.

Belief is not simply a quaint feature of the human condition but a complex operating system that holds the key to understanding the Middle East.

The Trump presidency is giving Americans a crash course in civics. Are we capable of sharing the lessons with the world?

A look at Robert Mitchum’s greatest picture on his centennial.

And what steps can the U.S. take to convince them not to try it?

A sure sign of constitutional distress is when the President and his advisers begin to flirt with the pardon power.

Handing out subsidies and expanding government programs have become the chief standards by which health reforms are judged. That needs to change.