Volodymyr Groisman, Ukraine’s new Prime Minister, owes his political career to President Petro Poroshenko. He will have trouble pushing through important reforms if his mentor does not allow it.

The threat of homegrown Islamic terrorism, particularly in francophone Europe, is very real. Hasty generalizations about its causes, however, help no one.

A new caste has emerged in America, constituting an elite that spans the divide between the two parties. The two party establishments resemble each other much more than their respective non-elite bases.

When you do what you must, so you don’t lose yourself.

Russia and the West offer a hybrid solution to hybrid war.

Yet today, the prospects for success are better than ever.

The problems of a small state college point to the weakness at the heart of liberal society—a weakness that undermines the strength of our republic at home and endangers world peace. And neither political party has the answers.

The United States and its allies against the Islamic State face a major choice in its next target: the Iraqi city of Mosul, or the IS “capital” of Raqqa.

Does Russia’s recent behavior disqualify it from being a strategic partner for the United States? In a word: yes.

There can be no doubt that the Evangelical community is an important factor on the religious landscape of the United States. But how should we define it?