150 years ago today, the Confederacy’s fate was sealed.

A new Pew Poll suggests Americans are waking up to the dangers abroad.

The NYT’s coverage of Rotherham left out a crucial angle: religion. All publications have bias, but when that bias prevents you from recording key facts, you’ve failed your readers.

Indian PM Modi and Japanese PM Abe met in Kyoto to cement the two countries’ alliance in ways that China will not be happy to see: defense cooperation, a nuclear deal, and mutually beneficial infrastructural projects.

The weekend report on that global war Obama said was over: more terror attacks in the Middle East and Africa.

A regional German court has banned Uber in the entire country for falling afoul of licensing requirements. But the debate over Uber has much wider implications for whether the West will embrace or resist the benefits of technological change.

Pakistan is and has been for many years a dictatorship in drag. The military and intelligence establishment actually run the country but prefer to mask their control with a veneer of civilian rule.

Putin is only the most obvious threat to Ukraine’s future. Corruption is an even bigger problem.

Yet again, Putin looks to have blown past Western ‘smart diplomats’ with his latest moves in Ukraine.

A well-regarded young libertarian MP shocks the British establishment.