A hypothesis: Evangelicals who voted for Trump fall into two groups—those who are primarily motivated by the moral positions of their faith, and those who bitterly resent the contempt shown them by elites.

The countries of Central and Eastern Europe face the starkest challenges to stability in the wake of the election of Donald Trump.

Japanese Prime Minister Abe is staking political capital on an accord with Putin, who isn’t particularly interested.

Verteran “U.S. watchers” in China received a rude awakening to a divided America on the morning of November 9.

What a Kissinger-inspired strategy might look like.

The critically important primaries of the Center-Right begin this Sunday, November 20.

If the 45^th President makes good on his campaign promises, the 46^th President will be the one called upon to “make America great again.”

Putinalia—the study of Vladimir Putin—can be exciting, and it can be useful…sometimes. But if one hopes to understand Russia, one has to look much deeper.

Defenders against the enemies of the Church have to get close to those enemies to understand them. This poses a problem.

Americans now have an historic opportunity to reimagine government. The key is to abandon the centralized operating philosophy which, in thousand-page rulebooks, purports to tell everybody how to do everything. We need to re-empower human agency at all levels of society.