EU throws tens of billions of euros at the immigration crisis, while ignoring the obvious solution.

The President fails to understand that security and values are mutually reinforcing, not an either/or proposition.

Education policy circles run the risk of becoming like many academic social science departments: wedded to certain orthodoxies, and unable to grapple with ideas that contradict them.

In upstate New York, corruption scandals and short-sighted “progressive” policies are wrecking the middle class and hollowing out the government’s ability to solve problems.

Part of what’s driving the One Belt, One Road strategy is crippling overcapacity at home.

For reasons practical as well as ideological, hard-liners continue to hold on in Tehran.

The Paris climate treaty is far from a done deal.

A firestorm over Hulk Hogan, Peter Thiel, and Gawker’s mischievous media mavens.

It wasn’t exactly a prisoner swap, as most media are reporting. Did Putin get something else, or is he just trying to improve his image abroad during challenging times?

This conflict will probably persist as long as affirmative action does, because affirmative action partisans don’t have a clear or consistent answer to the Asian students’ concerns.