Angela Merkel finds herself in a Machiavellian dilemma: caught between moral compulsion and the reasons of state.

The greatest threat to the liberal international order comes not from Russia, China, or jihadist terror but from the self-induced deconstruction of Western culture.

Last week’s terror attack in Sweden should raise important questions about how the West defines its enemies.

Important goods and services are costing Americans vastly more over time. It’s time to notice, and figure out why.

I wrote my first response to the U.S. cruise missile attack on Shayrat Air Base on April 7, 2017, at 2:30 p.m. EDT—in other words, about 18 hours after the attack. A great deal more has happened since, and it is in the nature of a crisis that this be so. One of the characteristics […]

In the short-term Putin can shrug off the U.S. strikes, but Russia’s long-term strategy in Syria is coming under strain.

With the “art of the deal” back in the vogue in American diplomacy, the career of the Fifth Marquess of Lansdowne is overdue for a reappraisal.

Will Team Israel’s “David and Goliath” performance at the World Baseball Classic be a turning point for baseball in the Holy Land?

The following is written testimony delivered to the United States Senate Subcommittee on Economic Policy on April 5, 2017.

The U.S. government must stay the course on plans to correct decades of underinvestment in its nuclear deterrent.