Tucker Carlson’s simple question is a dagger at the heart of the bloated NATO alliance

America badly needs a rapprochement with Russia. We can only hope that’s still possible.

And like his father, the senator found himself on the wrong end of the media mob this week.

‘Superman’ Henry Cavill is besieged by feminists after he says he likes to chase women. Is this what we’ve come to?

Beijing has been engaging in predatory tactics, including intellectual property theft, for 40 years.

Yemenis perish from starvation every day, but their suffering and death remain largely invisible to the outside world.

Another case of Trump declaring victory when nothing has changed.

Failure to extend the treaty will leave both countries worse off, and once the treaty expires it is difficult to imagine another one taking its place anytime soon.

Why not? A rising power challenging the international order can make even sworn enemies into bedfellows.

Patrick Deneen heralds liberalism’s demise. Has he considered what will happen if its essential equality is jettisoned?

Trump is bringing discredit on the very idea of engagement with Russia, and at the same time the U.S. gains nothing from his substance-free approach to diplomacy.

CVS fires trembly white manager after conflict with black customer goes viral

How have defense contractors and technology firms benefitted from the government tilting the market in their favor? Watch the full discussion here!

Finally, a case that might put a real crimp into civil asset forfeiture abuse.

Within a week, Trump has repudiated the records and agendas of the neocons, their liberal interventionist allies, and the war party think tanks.

Keep the Department of Education but repurpose it towards a nobler cause.

New York Times blows the lid off of long-simmering scandal about dirty old man

An unimaginably disgraceful press conference

Corruption and mistrust

From Robert Sobel’s Coolidge to Ray Bradbury’s ‘wicked’ ways, our TAC editors on what they are reading today.

If they are willing to mislead the public about what was agreed to at Singapore, they will keep misleading us at every stage to come.

U.S. involvement in Syria remains an open-ended, unnecessary mission.

If he doesn’t, the nuclear buildup he so callously advocates will become a reality, with Moscow several laps ahead.

America’s least favorite whistleblower nonetheless did us a great service—and the U.S. case against him could be chilling.

Scarlett Johansson’s woes, plus LGBT Labour denounces feminists who call for open debate, free from violence and intimidation

The president went into the NATO summit wielding frustration and making demands. Who will blink first?

Apart from the lingering campaign against ISIS, the U.S. effort there is imploding while Tehran holds the cards.

‘Men as righteous as we could not be judged harshly,’ right?

It’s okay to move out of a town that needs you, to find a place you need back.

Sanders has never toed the progressive line on matters of migration and now his fans are starting to notice.

We’re obsessed with them. They’re obsessed with us too.