The original appeal of the Declaration of Independence.

As most countries get ready to tighten their belts in the wake of COVID-19, Australia is ramping up its defense spending.

Singapore’s security has always depended on American military power. No surprise, then, that its denizens feel increasingly insecure.

The Sino-American relationship does have some similarities to the rivalry between the United States and the Soviet Union—but also many differences.

Can whole societies go crazy? They can and have—but never before has a crazy society implicated pretty much the whole planet.

It wasn’t a flawless performance, but Canada’s comparatively more centralized healthcare system weathered the coronavirus storm reasonably well.

A new book by Bruno Maçães argues that “the real world has many disadvantages.” Perhaps—but not as many as the unreal one.

The events of the past two weeks should remind us why the right to vote is sacred and non-negotiable.

Iraq succeeded in showing Americans that they had drawn the wrong conclusions from their triumph in the Cold War.

Depolarizing American politics depends on a better understanding of what inequality is, and how it relates to past and current ideological currents. First with COVID and now with the George Floyd events, we see that the time to act is growing short.