In a country where the traditional “fear of the authorities” has weakened, the Amazigh identity movement could help shape the future.

With last Friday’s NLRB ruling, progressives have taken up William F. Buckley’s stance—”athwart history, yelling ‘Stop!’” It won’t work.

Germany has historically been closely intertwined with Russia, and in recent years Germans have been intimately involved in helping Russia’s personalized power system to survive. But all that may now be changing.

In a society that is both pluralist and democratic different beliefs and values will have to co-exist. Does this mean that polyamorous arrangements should be sanctioned by the state?

Ankara’s take on the Iran deal isn’t what the superficial analysis of geopolitics suggests.

On its own terms, the logic of the same-sex marriage movement inexorably leads to the embrace of polyamory and, even, the removal of legal sanctions against incestuous marriages.

How could American colleges and universities better contribute to maintaining American democracy in the 21st century?

How do the Clintons, dogged by scandal and suspicion at every turn, not just stay afloat in American political life, but thrive?

ISIS has become a widespread image of pure evil. Yet the global Muslim community can counter the jihadists with ideas—chief among them, perhaps, the centrality of mercy.

Why does the Obama Administration insist that the Iran deal is perfect as is?