An effective foreign policy requires us to temper our ambitions and act with restraint.

Or, how to survive when your empire dissolves.

Most military budget reformers focus on the technology and hardware we will need for future conflicts. Few address the military’s most important asset: its people.

Remembering Arnaud de Borchgrave, luminary of a lost age of journalism.

There are no guarantees, but we should take the time to find out.

Most Republicans and even many Democrats agree that we should replace Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. The problem is figuring out what comes next.

Veterans of Hong Kong’s 2014 street demonstrations are founding new political parties to demand a voice in the city’s government.

How four men—three Muslims and a Jew—represent Morocco in all its complexity.

We’ve slipped into a second nuclear age, though most of the West hasn’t noticed. This one is a lot more complicated and a lot less stable.

A bastion strategy for the second nuclear age.