Is there any hope of learning the truth about Russia, the elections, and Trump from Congress?

Whipsawed by years of foreign policy activism and then by general retreat, the United States is at risk of losing an opportunity to cement hard-won gains in Central Asia/Afghanistan.

And why some limits on speech are not only good but even necessary for a free society.

The Russo-Turkish relationship is shallower, and more brittle, than it seems.

How can God, who is all-powerful, refrain from stopping the suffering of the innocent? The question is perennial.

The movement for curriculum diversity in higher education is both too extreme and arrayed against the wrong target. There is a better way.

Expanding the navy is a good idea, but only in service of a strategy to ensure U.S. dominance at sea.

No matter the outcome, tomorrow’s parliamentary elections in the Netherlands will widen the divisions between European elites and publics.

Since I wrote “The Television Presidency,” I have been noticing more examples of several points made in the essay. This is normal—it’s just the well-known cognitive phenomenon of the evoked set at work. Nearly everyone experiences this from time to time. Learn a new word or become familiar with a new pop-culture datum, for example, […]

How the lack of ideological diversity on college campuses slows progress and threatens the ideals of liberal education.