How long can an unstable ambiguity endure? Perhaps a very long time indeed

Western individualism is deeply incompatible with Orthodox Christian traditions

In policy terms, Trump’s visit amounted to bowing very low before the Saudi king.

It falls to Congress to try to rein in U.S. support for the atrocious war on Yemen.

The Manchester bombing is the worst terrorist attack in the U.K. since 2005.

Is there anything useful left to say? Or does it leave us speechless?

“Reclaiming” realism means dubbing hard-line policies as realist and throwing most actual realist arguments out the window.

The Trump administration celebrates war criminals for their leadership and vision.

Sooner or later, US Christians are going to have to think hard about the Benedict Option

Having ‘grown in office,’ the president drank a toast to Manor Farm the US-Saudi relationship

Starvation and the cholera epidemic in Yemen are both man-made disasters.

Trump went out of his way to identify himself and the U.S. very publicly with one of our most awful clients.

As Saudi defense minister, MBS has already failed in the biggest undertaking of his brief career.

Dismantling the federal government’s role could put into place the very conditions that would in turn give rise to a far more oppressive and expansive government.

National-security officials may see themselves as patriots, but their methods set a dangerous precedent.

A new radio program tries to stick to the facts.

Why is Trump expanding the U.S. alliance with the Kingdom?

He identified a market that wasn’t being served—indeed, one that was being almost aggressively ignored—and catered to its every want.

Perhaps no other regularly scheduled show in TV history which ran for as few episodes or for as short a time would have as much of an influence on American pop culture.

Today’s election is a pivotal moment for the Islamic Republic.

How a new Tory manifesto breaks with Thatcherism

Trump saluted the Saudis and their coalition for their “strong action” in Yemen.

As with any town, Twin Peaks will have had to weather the passage of time. It will have decayed and aged. It will have been razed and paved over.

Canadian puritanical progressives anathematize bisexual rock star’s greatest hit

Pursuing global primacy isn’t a conservative foreign policy.

Peggy Noonan slaps everybody’s face in the Trump circus

In New Orleans, erasing history will do nothing to make the present day better

The elites are the problem.

At which point do the president’s backers quit blaming others for his troubles?