We claim it’s the best system available. Yet it’s made us look ridiculous while other nations step up and get serious.

Almost 16 million people are food insecure even with humanitarian food aid.

National Women’s March organization tied closely to Farrakhan — and it has become a moneymaker for leadership

The Arhab massacre is the U.S.-backed war on Yemen in miniature.

Persuading Trump to throw more money at the Pentagon must have been the easiest assignment in Mattis’ life.

If he had something on Trump, we would have been watching impeachment hearings by now.

Murphy Brown was supposed to be a woke reboot. It ended up feeling long in the tooth.

Enraged mudslinging is making the standards for our public officials too high—and our political representation is suffering.

After decades of denial, psychologists are accepting that faith might have a role to play in treating patients.

Socialist Congresswoman objects to narrowness of Harvard retreat. She’s onto something

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Science is a stronger base from which to fight it, but science can easily be corrupted

Quitting the INF Treaty unfortunately fits the administration’s pattern of reneging on and abandoning agreements without giving any thought to the consequences of withdrawal.

This is what happens when someone with nothing but disdain for diplomacy is appointed as our government’s chief diplomat.

This Marine officer got out, but he left a dysfunctional, sclerotic bureaucracy behind.

And then voted against the measure that would get America out of the Kingdom’s war in Yemen.

Greenbelt, Maryland’s Beltway Plaza Mall inches toward death, but suburban retrofit is not an unalloyed good.

Did the presidents who sat mourning at his funeral realize their part in the downslide of the country?

Support for the war on Yemen is the definition of a policy that the U.S. doesn’t need to have.

What media did to Kyler Murray justifies public contempt

Transgender kid’s family gets father of four fired for using ‘wrong’ pronoun while trying to keep kid from running into a wall

It isn’t surprising that someone as ignorant and hapless as Jared Kushner has been taken in by Mohammed bin Salman, but what is everyone else’s excuse?

A reader is convinced of its dire diagnosis — but asks for signs of hope. He’s right

This better explains a subset of a generation dominated by the immediate post-war kids.

The U.S. has not only been enabling Saudi coalition war crimes in an unauthorized war for more than three and a half years, but American taxpayers have also been paying far more for the war than we knew.

The took his job as a Virginia public school teacher, but they couldn’t take his integrity

Trouble deepens for ‘Individual-1’

How families affect the way we relate to God

There is no question that the Saudi coalition has been using starvation as a weapon in its war on Yemen, and that by itself should give us a good enough reason to cut off all support to their war effort.

Second thoughts about making public examples of your children, for ‘good’ or ill

To persist in this despicable policy when we can clearly see the destructive effects it is having on millions of innocent people would very simply be evil.