Without military aid, Ukraine is lost. It may even be lost with aid. But it still matters for NATO and European security how Ukraine is lost.

Narrow networks and skimpy plans mean some insured Americans don’t really have coverage that works for them. Whatever your preferred policy, the ACA status quo is not working.

Liberal health care wonks are pushing all-payer rate-setting as an alternative to single-payer. But that idea has been tried—and it failed.

The U.S. military is being hit by daily cyber-attacks of increasing sophistication, and the Pentagon only has half the staff it says it needs in its Cyber Command.

Secret recordings show what the Egyptian military really thinks of its paymasters.

As the world goes wild for Korean food, fashion, and pop music, the country is punching above its weight as an exporter of culture.

A State Department official decided to speak his mind on Thailand’s military government on a recent trip to Bangkok. A triumph of “smart diplomacy” this was not.

There is no denying that Putin continues to outmaneuver his Western opponents.

New GOP Governor Bruce Rauner could soon make it easier for cities, counties, and towns to take the “nuclear option.”

Large numbers of foreigners, from Western businessmen to Tajikistani migrant laborers, are leaving Russia en masse.