The problems the radical Left seeks to address are real. But their solutions are not nearly radical enough.

How the United States can confront Russian doping and start to fix international sport governance.

A top Tory MP gives the view from London on the challenges facing the West—from within and without.

The good news is that democracy is not declining, at least in the aggregate. The bad news is that developing countries have taken a turn for the worse.

Jon Meacham’s new book casts U.S. history as a battle between the forces of darkness and light, with all-powerful Presidents dueling for the nation’s soul.

The spat between France and Italy has become the template for the European electoral battle to come—a fight for the soul of the European Union.

Western Russia-watchers are mistaking the ramblings of a self-promoting apparatchik for a coherent articulation of the Kremlin’s ideology. Don’t believe the hype.

Rounding out the politically correct narrative about blackface.

As elections loom in Africa’s most populous country, a timely new book dispels common myths about Nigeria’s democracy—and reveals the broader stakes for the continent.

The future of the Transatlantic alliance depends on Berlin taking a more active role in asserting its interests and values.