Never has a President’s policy had so much pushback from his own high officials and appointees. Never has a President defied so much evidence to insist on the unique cerebral brilliance of a policy in ruins.

A novel approach to subsidizing solar energy fixes some problems but creates a host of new ones.

James M. Cain’s one-two punch—The Postman Always Rings Twice (1934) and Double Indemnity (1943)—gave us the film noir era, but was it art?

Re-visiting the judgment against a mischievous media company.

The resilience of Iranian oil production post-sanctions surprised analysts, but its road ahead is about to get a lot more challenging.

Debates about the latest crime spike have been deeply distorted and corrosively politicized.

Every time a terrorist atrocity occurs in the U.S. or Europe, the same distorted and highly predictable nonsense pours forth from our media.

Macri is bringing honest accounting back to Argentina’s notoriously unreliable statistics office.

Why did Trump win? Why didn’t the GOP see it coming? Look to America’s forgotten folk tradition, writes TAI’s own Nicholas M. Gallagher.

The Kremlin is attempting to undermine support for the Magnitsky Act, using a controversial Russian documentary.