A quiet yet seismic shift is occurring in America’s prison cells. Fewer inmates are reading the Bible behind bars, while…
My colleague at The American Spectator Matthew Omolesky characterizes the “notion of a Reverse Nixon Maneuver,” proposed by Edward Luttwak…
In an age where the Second Amendment is caricatured as a relic of frontier nostalgia or a totem of reckless…
Despite heavy government (that is, taxpayer) subsidies, sales of automobiles driven by batteries rather than gasoline haven’t taken off nearly…
In the early 1970s, China was supplying significant military, financial, and logistical assistance to North Vietnam in its war against…
What is it about Washington liberals and Democratic leaders that made them so anxious for a deal with Leonid Brezhnev,…
Robert D. Kaplan is one of our country’s most important geopolitical thinkers. His always incisive writings blend knowledge of geography,…
While American and Russian diplomats prepare peace talks, the war grinds on in Ukraine. At last week’s security conference in…
President Trump’s efforts to negotiate an end to the war in Ukraine may be complicated by the political instability among…
