Two recent news stories point to a possible way the Catholic Church might solve the problem of too few priests.

Whether it likes it or not, Germany will play a key role in shaping the Western response to the Global Illiberalism.

If the Republican Party accepts Trump, it will lose its soul.

The radical conservative challenge to the progressive foundations of Pax Americana.

Both parties in Germany’s ruling coalition have failed to attend to the concerns of their base, and have thus allowed competitors to capture the allegiance of their traditional voters.

There is one enduring lesson from Angela Merkel’s big political defeat this weekend that bears repeating on both sides of the Atlantic: This is what happens when you don’t listen to your citizens.

Trump is for real, like it or not, because the people who are attracted to him have real problems, and for the most part they are problems not of their own making.

Faced with its own long-standing territorial issues with Russia, Japan under Shinzo Abe is holding a strong line against the illegal annexation of Crimea.

We still may not know everything, but thanks to Jeffrey Goldberg, we know a whole lot more than we did a few days ago about how the President thinks.

How Europe’s infectious institutionalization of irresponsibility is perpetuating the migrant crisis.