The “marketplace of ideas” looks as corrupt in 2019 as the “free market” did in 2008.

America is large, and it contains multitudes—but in our age of stark polarization, there’s a basic American Deal that desperately needs representation.

Walt Whitman was pen pals with Emerson, idolized Lincoln, and sought to “sing America” by finding grandeur in the everyday. Two hundred years later, he’s still an American original.

Melville’s classic story is a blast of truth from 1853 on behalf of coddled lives in 2019.

Since we can’t be certain that the globe is warming, and we can’t be certain that it isn’t, we are essentially in the position of a homeowner deciding whether to buy fire insurance. Buying insurance is generally a good idea.

Historian Andrew Roberts speaks with TAI about leadership—and the case for a no-deal Brexit.

More by accident than design, the U.S.-UK partnership is at a potentially ruinous inflection point.

Why are cellphone plans and cable charges lower in Europe than in America? New research explains why EU trustbusters have outpaced their U.S. colleagues.

China’s naval expansion and commercial push into Europe are aimed at redefining the global trade and security system to the detriment of the democratic West. Europe and the U.S. need to wake up to the challenge.

Trump is holding support for Ukraine hostage to his own political interests. Zelensky should resist the pressure—and Congress should step up.