For Lutheranism, ethnicity is no longer a real distinguishing factor in America.

A massive corruption scandal, a reeling pro-European government, and a breakaway region currently home to Russian troops: All the ingredients are in place for a crisis on NATO’s southern flank.

Vladimir Putin is exploiting yet another incoherence in U.S. Middle East policy. And the MSM is still ignoring the implications of the comprehensive failures of the Obama Administration.

A memoir of a girl’s Maine childhood considered by another Maine memoirist, with sixty years—and a class divide—separating the two.

How the President took a bad situation in Afghanistan and made it even worse.

America’s rivals are probing U.S. defenses across the globe.

There’s only one way to prevent, not just delay, Iran’s acquisition of nuclear weapons: reapply pressure.

Has the President been a much savvier operator in Syria than he’s been given credit for, or is he a strategically incoherent improviser of last resort? Perhaps a bit of both.

Dissecting the Kremlin’s search for a modus vivendi with the West, as well as its attempt to pivot to China.

What’s most significant about Trump isn’t his success, but our collective failure.