“The mission is to make sure that any foreign fighter who is here, who joined ISIS from a foreign country and came into Syria—they will die here in Syria.”

The true beneficiaries of Silicon Valley’s new minimum wage laws are going to be found in the corporate offices of the tech giants that create robots and the venture capitalists who invest in them.

The incoherence of the U.S. approach to Qatar raises questions about the Administration’s approach.

The Golden States’s self-righteous “travel ban” sets a dangerous and destructive precedent.

Fuel trucks roll into Gaza from Egypt, keeping Hamas’ electricity running despite attempts by Abbas and the PA to shut it down.

The Democratic line of attack against the law is powerful—but it also highlights Obamacare’s underperformance.

Why the NYT’s Congo reporting conceals the big story—and how to make it better.

After Georgia, it’s good to see a prominent member of the Democratic Party waking up to just how much they have been hurting themselves by fixating on the Russia collusion issue.

The Saudis have named Mohammed bin Salman as next in line to the throne in a surprise succession shakeup with long-term implications.

An empty gesture by the Europeans to help negotiate a deal with North Korea may nevertheless have real consequences.