Article • February 1, 2019
Democratic Party Swings Hard Left
Ahead of the 2020 United States presidential elections, Democrats are speaking like revolutionaries.
Feature • February 1, 2001
Death Stands at Attention
Although, since the close of the cold war, it has not been politically correct to draw attention to it, the nuclear doomsday clock continues to tick. Today, while America sleeps, European military aspirations reawaken. Will the U.S. soon face a new nuclear opponent?
Feature • May 1, 2001
At the Crossroads
After the Cold War ended, the world entered a tumultuous decade—one that forged the foundation for the breakup of old alliances and the establishment of a new order. What form will the new order take? What risks will it pose for the U.S. in its perceived role as the world’s policeman?
Feature • February 1, 2015
What Happens When You Take the UK out of the EU?
Britain is closer than ever to cutting ties with the European Union. What will Europe look like once the British are gone?
Feature • September 6, 2023
The Trumpet—Blocked!
A new bill in Canada, a new act in Europe and other initiatives are censoring content and cementing government control over truth.
Article • March 28, 2009
The Week in Review
Iran responds to the White House’s overtures, Germany gets the inside scoop on U.S. counterterrorism technology, and the federal government thinks it can fix the American economy.
Article • February 10, 2021
Is the Libyan Crisis Almost Over?
Ten years after Muammar Qadhafi’s ousting, Libya has a new government.
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Feature • July 9, 2025
How Dangerous Is AI?, Supreme Court Backs President Trump, Macron’s Visit to Britain
Feature • May 16, 2025
Trump’s Mideast Hard Pivot
Article • May 31, 2023
The Tragedy of Stars, Snowflakes and Maple Leaves
Justin Trudeau begins breaking with the crown.
Article • June 6, 2024
World Marks 80 Years Since D-Day
What is the grand lesson from the past eight decades?
Feature • January 1, 2009
How Political Correctness Wrecked the Economy
What started as an attempt to help low-income minorities ended up hurting them—and pushing America to the brink of financial ruin.
Article • May 24, 2008
The Week in Review
Burning books, burning crops, Iran has a hot hand, and inter-Asian relations are warming up nicely.
Article • September 5, 2009
The Week in Review
The Iran nuclear merry-go-round, the German election roller coaster, and the Los Angeles firestorm
Article • May 7, 2010
Watch Out for White Men
The one demographic that is consistently profiled racially.
Article • February 18, 2013
Rome—Where Religion and Politics Meet
Throughout its history, the church has always competed with the state for power.
Article • August 13, 2015
President Obama’s Clean-Energy Dream—or Is It More of a National Nightmare?
Meeting the EPA’s new Clean Power Plan rules to cut carbon dioxide won’t be cheap. Will it be worth it?
Feature • June 1, 2001
Unmarrieds Multiply
Article • November 8, 2023
Russia Refuses Nuclear Inspections Because the U.S. Backs Ukraine
Article • November 23, 2023
Science News Scorns ‘Thanksgiving Myth’
Article • March 21, 2024
Hong Kong Passes Controversial Pro-China Security Law
Article • November 5, 2008
Europe to Obama: Here’s a To-Do List
EU foreign ministers outline agenda for safer world, stronger Europe
Article • January 29, 2025
EU Agrees to Lift Syria Sanctions
Feature • July 1, 2004
L.A. Ganging Up on Police
