Trump’s foreign policy is one that only hawks and hard-liners could support, and it is leading the U.S. on a path to conflict with one or more other governments.

While the U.S. bombs, Xi Jinping is building—one power play at a time.

A new whisper campaign against him is trying to blur the truth: that he criticized certain U.S-Arab alliances, and paid the price.

Republicans have taken the lead on reducing mandatory sentencing. Here’s why.

Heartbroken white progressive repudiates iconic country singer as a capitalist crypto-Klucker

This wouldn’t cause other governments to “come to their senses,” but it would show the world that our government has completely lost its own.

A vast caravan of unarmed poor migrants are walking north towards the frontier. A far-right dystopian novel from 1973 foresaw the challenge

From Mearsheimer and Walt to the Old Testament, here is what our editors and writers are reading this week.

The Schmittian Catholicism of a hard-right Pope Francis disciple

Voting to end U.S. involvement is the right thing to do for the people of Yemen and for the United States.

The founder of post-war conservatism was also fascinated by evil and could spin a spooky tale.

It’s hard to convince people that the military is not a vehicle for social change.

Not to mention the massive appropriations package actually harms our national security.

To declare an entire country to be “as evil as it gets” is usually an attempt to dehumanize everyone there.

Administration considering Title IX revisions to exclude gender identity

This preserved village is an expression of incremental urbanism built exclusively for human interaction and divine inspiration.

Quitting the INF Treaty and allowing New START to expire would represent the willful destruction of the most important arms control agreements that the U.S. has.

In a heated D.C. election, a black female Democrat calls racism on her liberal Jewish female opponent.

America’s middle-class department store has been carved up and sold off by a soulless CEO.

‘They make the appropriate verbal gestures, they get a reward’

Let’s just take our ball and go home—like we always do.

A migrant caravan is headed for America’s southern border. Will Trump keep his promises or cave?

Holding specific officials accountable for their role in an outrageous crime is very different from strangling a country’s entire economy and choking off its access to humanitarian goods.

Congress must halt all U.S. support for the war on Yemen as quickly as possible before there are any more Dahyans.

New communiqué: ‘You can console yourself with duplicity and illusion — or you can choose to talk’

It has needlessly escalated conflicts, inflicted collective punishment on tens of millions of people and damaged U.S. interests and our national reputation.

BoJack Horseman tackles sin and forgiveness in a way that few other shows do.

Feds subpoena PA Catholic bishops in apparent organized crime sex probe

Data show Dems lurching strongly to left, thanks to white educated liberal women

The Saudi government has committed so many outrages in just the last few years that all of them have begun to have a cumulative effect on how policymakers and the media view the crown prince and his policies.

This will keep happening as long as the U.S. maintains close ties with clients that have little or nothing to do with U.S. interests and as long as our government takes sides in regional rivalries.