The commentariat spends a lot of time talking about Donald Trump—time that might be better spent listening to the people who are voting for him.

Will voter discontent shatter the partisan deadlock in U.S. politics this November?

Brexit is less a cause of future problems for Europe than it is a consequence of the dramatic re-ordering of the world that took place after 1990.

And how moral psychology can help explain and reduce tensions between the two.

Modernity was supposed to be a virtual synonym for tolerance and progress, but somehow things haven’t worked out that way for the region.

The United States needs a powerful India, a peaceful Pakistan, and accord between the two. What are the chances?

Two pundits—one ancient and one modern—explore the past, present, and future of old age.

Everybody prays, whether they know it or not.

America’s great age of growth is over and discontentment drives our politics. Yet there’s hope of modest economic advances, if only we clear the way.

What Pope Francis, Prince Charles, Patriarch Bartholomew, Mother Teresa, Patriarch Kirill, and the next President of the United States have in common.