Whatever comes out of this will be a defining moment for all those Covington Catholic kids and their families and the institutions that failed to protect them.

Neomi Rao’s writing goes against every narrative the left holds dear––she’s a self-made minority who believes in national unity and personal responsibility.

A 2020 presidential run by this foreign policy realist and socially-not-too-liberal combat veteran would definitely shake things up.

Plagued by populist, left-wing regimes for too long, Brazilians have elected Jair Bolsonaro. Here’s why that’s great news for the rest of Latin America.

Democrats are turning into an American version of France’s failed Macronist utopia, arguing for open borders while taxing people for utopian projects.

A survey of five of 2018’s most influential books for the New Year, which helped shed light on the rapidly changing cultural and political world around us.

Where should one intervene? What constitutes a win? Do we have what it takes to finish it permanently?

A new book by Heather Mac Donald, ‘The Diversity Delusion: How Race and Gender Pandering Corrupt the University and Undermine Our Culture,’ provides evidence and underlines the causes behind campus radicalism to Judge Kavanaugh’s witchhunt.

It’s increasingly difficult to sustain the smoke without any actual fire, and that reality is now evident in even liberal publications.

The people are turning against the European Union, something U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo warned would happen, but establishment liberals don’t get.

The left is divided on issues of identity and security. Republicans should realize that there’s an opportunity to appeal to the alienated working class.

In a world largely inhabited by foreign policy ideologues with no sense of history, one can only hope George H.W. Bush’s prudence, restraint, and realist statecraft makes a comeback.

Liberals fail to understand and anticipate the desire of normal people to feel passionately about the flag their forefathers fought for.

Monsieur Macron wants to have a joint European military superpower and thinks a united Europe can face China, Russia, and the United States. Good luck.

The war in Afghanistan is over. If our aim was to reshape Afghanistan as a modern civilized liberal democracy, we lost.

Looking away from Saudi perfidy is an embarrassment to the thesis of a rule-based order, but be careful about ditching Riyadh for the sake of idealism.

There is an intra-academic war to control the academy, and the reason is simple: control of institutions like media and academia is essential for a social revolution.

It is better to be a conservative realist and nationalist than to be a utopian internationalist and be slapped in the face by reality.

In an ideal world, this should be the death knell for academic feminism, race and gender studies, and other such activist departments. Their funding should dry out.

There’s no greater sin than condemning an innocent man without evidence. There’s no greater cowardice than caving in to mob pressure.