Hillary’s answer to American discontent is a familiar litany of left-liberalism, while conservative scholars outline a post-Trump intellectual revival.

Or, how to understand the Age of Trump.

Moscow is getting closer to a gas pipeline deal with Ankara, but it’s not the geopolitical triumph some think.

The purchase of Bashneft by Rosneft represents one more example of how the “market economy” works in Russia—especially when money is being transferred from one state-owned pocket into another.

Saul Alinsky wasn’t a Marxist, and Hillary Clinton wasn’t his acolyte—though you wouldn’t know if from today’s political discourse.

Volume One of the Pumphrett Papers.

Georgia’s hotly contested elections, taking place today, are a critical test not just of the direction its politics might take, but also to the durability of its democratic institutions.

Disraeli sought to bring Britain into the future; Trump seeks to restore a golden past.

California’s late 20th-century political history helps explain its outsized role in the pro-Trump intellectual right.

A think tank report sheds new light on how Islam is practiced (and not practiced) in France.