Xi Jinping’s summit with Ma Ying-jeou shows that China may have changed tactics, but it is still committed as ever to pressuring Taiwan back into the fold.

The debate we are having over the acceptance of Syrian refugees is not the conversation the country needs.

As the campus anti-free speech movement grows in strength and intensity, President Obama—for the second time in three months—emphasized the importance of free and open debate at U.S. universities.

Sanctions and cheap prices are creating a terrifying oil outlook for the Kremlin. Flagging oil production is an economic, energy, and national security concern all at once.

Slowly but surely, the multilateral U.S.-backed response to Beijing in the South China Sea is starting to take real shape. Let’s hope the White House stays the course.

No, no he’s not.

Some Donald Trump supporters are predicting that the slaughter in Paris has clinched the election for their candidate. Not so fast.

The oil cartel is selling its crude for less than $40 per barrel, the first time that’s happened this decade.

To cut the flow of recruits and funds to ISIS, we must make ISIS look unattractive and weak—drab. This is what we have to teach our enemies and those tempted to join them: disenchantment.

It’s becoming increasingly clear that the Paris massacre will reopen debates about encryption and surveillance in a big way.