His failed policy is also potentially sabotaging South Korea’s attempts at engagement.

Also: Mary Bacon’s tall tales and sad life.

Pitching ‘strength through peace,’ Rep. Gaetz joins a nexus of Left-Right veterans groups seeking to hold the president to his word.

Bring back the code: At least it led to smart sensuality, not the cheap, depressing pornography we see today.

Christianity, and how to be cured of triumphalism

He seems to think he can launch an attack without congressional approval. The Constitution says otherwise.

The leftward lurch Buckley detected at Yale has moved far beyond the academy.

Just another neoconservative attempt to smear Germans and Russians with the taint of authoritarianism.

The joy of Australia and Campion College

The Trump administration hopes to exploit any loophole it can find to keep funneling weapons to despotic clients as they continue to rain death and destruction on Yemeni civilians.

If America wants to maintain any influence in Asia, it needs to wake up.

The intel they’ve provided is thin, the origins murky and suspect—haven’t we heard this story before?

The refusal to have the same normal ties with Iran is the exception that needs to be justified.

Also: Notre Dame’s weakened walls, and more.

Les Murray on why he hates demonstrations

Westerners who don’t know what they’re talking about should avoid falling prey to simplistic caricatures.

A new kind of Republican, he talks more about despair and the elites than taxes and Reagan.

Without Congress’s approval, he has no legal authority to start a war, no matter what John Bolton seems to think.

Paul Kingsnorth seeks to escape the deadening touch of our culture. But about God? And what about language itself?

No one should be willing to intervene militarily in Venezuela.

Over the longer term, the U.S. will face the growing problem that our commitments will be called into question every time there is a change in party control.

Leftist upset over stunning Labor loss wants progressive voters to snitch on Deplorables

Yes, the reality is “kind of the opposite” of what Pompeo said because Pompeo was lying about the nature of the relationship.

The alleged moderate is nothing of the sort. Few candidates have been on the wrong side of history more often.

This lone Republican is going to have a hard time convincing anyone but Democrats there’s a case.

Often dismissed by the academic elite, this great historian placed his faith in the test of time.

Contrary to Trump’s thuggish approach to international relations, sending out “genocidal tweets” is not the way to gain respect and cooperation from other governments.

The administration’s treatment of Palestinians consists of piling multiple insults on top of numerous injuries.

The Trump administration’s Iran policy relies on distorting and twisting reality.

As European elections loom, populist parties may have be about to have their strongest showing in EU history.

Also: The “triumphant failure” of Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse-Five, and more.