All the hoopla over trigger warnings and trauma is just a symptom of a deeper failure of our universities to prepare young people for the cold and dark realities of the world.

The 2013 corruption scandal featuring Turkey’s AKP party reaches an inglorious conclusion.

The Senate’s torture report is a difficult document to parse—especially if you don’t have the proper historical context and knowledge.

North Korea’s ability to effectively disrupt American moviegoing is an outrageous failure of national security.

With its currency in free fall, let’s take a look at what else the Kremlin has been doing.

The Philippines is building up its naval power and banding together with Seoul to counter Chinese aggression.

After an EU court removed Hamas from its list of designated terrorist organizations and the EU parliament voted to recognize Palestine, Israel PM Netanyahu accuses Europe of forgetting the Holocaust.

Andrew Cuomo’s Administration just formally came out against fracking, apparently swayed by green concerns.

Iowa is developing a driver’s license app. Smart governance is within reach, and becoming more so all the time.

Obama, the Castros, and the Republican Congress were all necessary for what looks to be a very big deal on U.S.-Cuba relations. And this is all just the beginning of a long and complicated process.