Kerry Excuses America’s Anti-Israel Policy
Actions speak louder than words—or in this case, no action.
America’s ‘Shameful Ambush’ of Israel at the UN
‘When the chips are down, I have Israel’s back.’
Will Brexit Solve All of Britain’s Problems?
A look at the optimism of Britain’s vindicated euroskeptics
More Unsurprisingly Average U.S. Schooling Results
Eastern Asia continues its 20-year dominance of international testing.
‘The World Has Never Been Safer’
What can we predict? What can we know about the future?
A ‘Disturbing Development’ in Teenage Depression
‘There is no firm line between their real and online worlds.’
Pope Francis’s Lutheran Reconciliation on Reformation Anniversary
A ‘restless reforming’ pope’s speech to Lutherans on the anniversary of their greatest complaint
The Chinese Economic Offensive in Europe
Where the largest population in the world has set its sights
How Dangerous Ideas Crumbled France in Six Weeks
The results of relying on the wisdom of man
Philippines: ‘America, Get Out … But Maybe Not Just Yet’
Is it Duterte’s usual straight talk or just empty words?
Murdered Priest on the Fast Track to ‘Sainthood’
You can’t wait five years when you are fighting a war.
Iran’s Crude Oil Exports Rise Past Pre-Sanctions Levels
Moving back into the oil-exporting fold
X-rays of 1,700-Year-Old Burned Scroll Are Identical to Modern Bible
‘This is quite amazing for us. In 2,000 years, this text has not changed.’
The Inevitable Decline of Merkel’s Popularity
As Merkel deals with Syria, Turkey, immigrants and terrorism, her popularity is falling. What will come next?
America’s Empty Threat to North Korea
The United States promised a strong response if North Korea tested a fifth nuclear device. Don’t hold your breath.
France’s Burkini Ban of Desperation
Why the ban means more than what you can wear to the beach
A Bright Light in Diplomatic History
A president, a prime minister, and an ambassador without portfolio with a commission for world peace
Black Lives Matter Tells America What It Wants
Black power, freedom and justice—but only their way
Intellectuals, Dangerous Ideas and France’s Six-Week Defeat
The results of relying on the wisdom of man
Today’s Supreme Court Would Frighten Alexander Hamilton
Are Americans looking to their representatives or a committee of nine robed scholars to make decisions?
America Needs to Change the Way It Views Child Care
But not the way the experts recommend
Iran Wants to Use More Afghan Refugees in the Battle for Syria
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei wants all the fighters he can possibly get.
Shouting Fascism, Punching People in the Street
San Jose and the power of rhetoric
What China’s Air Defense Identification Zone Could Mean for the South China Sea
A political, not military, tool
One in Six Young American Males Are Jobless or Incarcerated
And raising the minimum wage increases joblessness.
