Nothing is inevitable and nothing is impossible when it comes to the Arab-Israeli situation, but certain things are very, very unlikely.

The international tribunal’s ruling against China’s maritime claims is a nudge in the right direction for the U.S. and allies, but it will take even more pushing to shift the momentum against Beijing.

In 2004, the eminent political scientist offered key insights into the nationalist-cosmopolitan divide at the heart of our society.

It’s not as hopeless a proposition as you might think.

Can religion be presented in an objective and theologically neutral way, be it for educational or entertainment purposes?

Progressives try to fix relations between the sexes by taking the theory of equality to unworkable extremes.

And how moral psychology can help explain and reduce tensions between the two.

Europe has yet another chance to get serious about defense spending. Will it squander the moment?

A well-timed Washington Post bombshell has revealed just how wide the gulf is between Russia and the United States.

When elites close their eyes to inconvenient truths that the people see, the people sometimes throw off not only the elites but the institutions they control.