"Why any official in the town of Fairfield would say no to the secretary of education...shows an utter lack of leadership," ...

Washington’s dramatic declaration of the Pax Silica doctrine marks a shift toward material diplomacy alongside verbal diplomacy. For Israel, this creates a major opportunity to turn the narrative of ...

Plaintiffs from the religious right are asking the Republican justices to seize control of public schools.

Canada has chosen not to directly support our European allies, so there won’t be any Canadian boots in the snow on Greenland ...

Pierre Poilievre’s address to a room packed with more than 3,000 members of the Conservative Party of Canada began as an ...

A Pew Research survey showed that in late September “67 percent of Democrats say their own party makes them feel frustrated.” Asked why, “the dominant pre-shutdown response of frustrated Democrats (41 ...

The House Un-American Activities Committee was given sweeping powers to investigate subversion in the US in the mid-20th ...

The presidential contender’s memoir presents his Jewishness as a unifying force—and in this morally fraught moment, it might ...

Canada is undergoing a quiet but profound erosion of national cohesion, authority and cultural confidence. At every level of ...

Jeffrey Rosen is out; the Constitution Center must decide if it will remain a genteel place of scholarship or try to save ...

Baroness Ruth Davidson and Sir Andy Street are to launch a new “political movement” which they say can reclaim the centre ...

These cases point to a general pattern. Economic pressure tends to matter in war only when it triggers one of three outcomes: the collapse of a state’s capacity to fight, the fragmentation of the ...