For the first time in history, a U.S. foreign policy shorn of American idealism seems not only possible, but probable. How did this happen?

The question is not whether Islam belongs in Europe or the United States, but how.

Sunday’s attack is neither the first nor the last that the Coptic Church will endure in Egypt.

Some thoughts on streamlining the transition process for future NSC staff.

Five areas ripe for deal-making for the incoming Trump Administration.

The hyperventilation by the press over Russian interference in our elections is playing right into Putin’s hands.

The temptation to strike a bargain with a great-power rival is one the Romans knew, too. We should resist it.

By buying in so fully to the language of cosmopolitanism, the Democrats may have undermined their best defense against a fast food CEO who as Labor Secretary might seek to undo many priorities of the economic Left.

Is the European Union heading for a Soviet-style collapse?

Trump’s infrastructure ambitions can help him build the most powerful political machine America has seen in decades.