Europe shouldn’t sacrifice the future of its digital economy for short-term political posturing.

Differences on Keystone XL, ISIL, and the F-35 aside, the young, charismatic Trudeau will likely forge better, more constructive U.S.-Canadian relations.

The following is written testimony delivered to the United States Senate Committee on Armed Services on October 22, 2015.

Humanitarian “safe zones” are a great idea in theory. But they’re a bad, dangerous idea in the context of the Syrian civil war.

Putin has his agenda. It’s time we stop reacting to his—and get back to ours.

A key political tradition that helped build this country and guide its great statesmen deserves a revival.

Frustrated and emasculated, many Americans blame “capitalism” for their woes, but what they really hate is America’s neo-feudalism, in its modern-day, crony capitalist form.

The American people are still caught in the transition between two different retirement systems. That needs to change, and it will.

The third act of Russia’s civilizational drama is near. The price Russia and the outside world will pay for the end of the former’s system will be much higher than they paid for the Soviet Union’s demise.

An introduction to the oddities and limits of institutional political reform in the United States.