The uses and abuses of time in contemporary theater.

Why the bathroom wars are so vituperative—and why the arguments being deployed can seem so contorted.

And why wishing for its demise is a mistake.

Postmodern politicking didn’t start with the Obama Administration, but it has reached its apotheosis with Ben Rhodes.

Solving the offshore money-laundering and tax evasion system is easy, but the Obama Administration’s proposal isn’t the way to do it.

Intolerance by and against Muslim migrants has marred life in this once tranquil social democracy. But Sweden is still better placed than most countries in Europe to deal with these problems.

How America can use natural gas and oil exports as a diplomatic force multiplier.

Most military budget reformers focus on the technology and hardware we will need for future conflicts. Few address the military’s most important asset: its people.

Remembering Arnaud de Borchgrave, luminary of a lost age of journalism.

The biggest deficits in the United States these days are not the ones grabbing the headlines.