Trump’s popularity raises disconcerting questions not only about American voters but about human nature as well.

Far from formidable, Vladimir Putin and those around him in the Kremlin have made themselves prisoners of the past.

Most Republicans and even many Democrats agree that we should replace Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. The problem is figuring out what comes next.

Veterans of Hong Kong’s 2014 street demonstrations are founding new political parties to demand a voice in the city’s government.

Who would be the more apt Bard for America today?

Amoris Laetitia is a splendid, even poetic invocation of the human wonder of family life, of the love of spouses, and between parents and children.

The West needs to understand that the Russian System is willing to fight for its survival, and that this fight could take many different forms.

Geopolitics has returned to Europe not because history has been forgotten, but because it has been remembered all too well.

As its era of global dominance ends, the United States needs to take the lead in realigning the global power architecture.

A bastion strategy for the second nuclear age.