The President’s assault on P.C. was at least partly successful. That is both good and bad.

It’s time our allies, and our foreign policy establishment, engage with our President’s worldview on its own terms.

There is no escaping that the leader of the Free World alienated much of the Free World yesterday in Europe.

As Putin heads to meet French President Emanuel Macron next week, his security services are interrogating a celebrated Cannes-winning director in Moscow.

Germany adopts, EU considers, new restrictions on internet speech. But is ideology or protectionism to blame?

Trump’s most dogged critics are anxious that Mueller won’t uncover enough damaging material to bring down the President.

The recent crude “cost recalibration” is about much more than hydrocarbons.

International media like to portray Putin’s maneuvering in Ukraine and Syria as having wrested him a seat at the big boys’ table. But in truth, his corrupt regime has fewer and fewer friends around the world.

Those prophesying apocalyptic doom under President Trump have not come out looking so good.

A court ruling in California marks the latest setback for President Trump’s immigration policies.