In defense of America the arms dealer
In an era of great-power competition, Washington can’t afford to be too picky
In an era of great-power competition, Washington can’t afford to be too picky
His latest interview confirms what we already know: he wants his fellow Europeans to grow a spine
Here’s how a new act in Congress would do just that
‘LeBron knows that the shoes that he has been wearing are made by slave kids’
Thanks to our wealth we face a choice: open the borders or drastically curtail immigration
Is Sweden and Finland’s NATO membership really worth appeasing Erdogan?
Berlin doesn’t want to send tanks until Washington does — game on
It didn’t fly in the 1970s, and it won’t fly today
More and more people are ditching the dream of a rooted home
He reminded Americans that they are the shining light of liberty in a world of tyranny
Prisoner swaps with other countries happen — and they’re never easy
Unlike Iran’s, they are not so easy to disband
The last thing we need is a militarized conflict
Communication in a time of war is both necessary and prudent
Sixty years later, it’s still the closest we’ve ever come to nuclear war
Can democracy in the West survive its attenuation in the US and UK?
It wasn’t the American president who sounded like the leader of the free world
From ‘Ukraine fatigue’ to the size of the Security Council, the body has a lot on its plate
As the kids head back to school, it’s time to think about what they’re actually learning
The British could learn something from these impressive missionaries of literature