Kuwait introduces a resolution in the United Nations Security Council.

Germany looks for alternative allies.

From aircraft carriers and stealth fighters to hypersonic missiles and space weapons, the Chinese military is advancing quickly.

During his bizarre shooting rampage, Jonathan Oddi denounced President Donald Trump.

Ten people are dead and 13 are wounded after another maniacal school shooting.

The nation is heading toward violence if portions of the military, police or intelligence community are beholden to different politicians.

This traditional virtue isn’t an old-fashioned relic; it’s a 21st-century solution.

A win for terrorism

Teenagers are loudly demanding policy changes, and adults are cheering them on. This isn’t the heroic development many want.

In most American, British, Canadian and Australian homes, what you might think of as motherhood no longer exists.

A new California bill aims to punish therapists who counsel people about how to overcome gender confusion.

How the younger generation justify the difference between ‘religious’ and ‘spiritual’

The president of the United States is canceling the worst foreign-policy decision this country has ever made. What will this lead to?

Major media outlets are hiring former intelligence agents to discredit, damage and possibly end Trump’s presidency.

In its last days, the Obama administration greatly expanded the nsa’s powers to share information with 16 other intelligence agencies. Why?

They are still lamenting the Trump presidency, 18 months on.

North Korea’s history of broken promises should temper the optimism.

New York Times columnist claims the fundamental lesson was that ‘the men fled; the women stayed.’

What happens when government institutions start believing they are infallible

The short- and long-term ramifications of Chinese investment on America’s doorstep

‘Iran is now sufficiently emboldened as to directly attack Israel.’

Iran lied—but we already knew that.

Iran and Saudi Arabia are attempting to outmaneuver each other in the Red Sea. We know who will win.

Committing—and tolerating—this grotesque sin brings severe consequences.

Former defense minister says he has had enough of Germany’s ‘cheap excuses.’