Bolling Air Force Base can be a spooky place.

Neither our ‘energy insecurity’ nor the danger of terrorism is all it’s cracked up to be. The Middle East just isn’t that strategically important.

Four new books try to strike a balance between fear and complacency over America’s three million Muslim citizens.

The best historical analogy for understanding the U.S. predicament in Iraq is older—and more useful—than you might think.

Marking the 20th anniversary of Ronald Reagan's "Tear Down This Wall" speech.

If demography is destiny, America’s is greater than that of any advanced nation.

Not all aspects of democracy are created equal, especially the effects of resource wealth on economic growth.

America’s “sugar daddies” may soon meet their match.

Critics of recent Administration tactics on Korea and Iran protest too much—sometimes way too much.

The State Department needs to do “information” better, but we should privatize the “engage and persuade” business.