Dogged by family violence and ties to industry, the ex-Boeing man is no longer Trump’s choice for top job.

In fact, some people do want war, including a certain New York Times columnist.

Too many young adults emerge from universities with so little. Why not learn a trade instead?

By attempting to impose its will, Beijing has now shown Taiwan, too, what’s in store. Has it finally gone too far?

In those areas that have come under the heaviest and most indiscriminate bombing, the percentage of civilian casualties caused by Saudi coalition airstrikes rises to 75%.

It would trap us in the Middle East forever and come to define his presidency as Iraq did for Bush.

Pompeo has just proven once again that there is nothing the Trump administration won’t do to cover for Saudi Arabia.

How our attempts to get tough on Russia and Iran are hurting trade.

“Maximum pressure” is what has brought us to the verge of war, and Trump is the proud owner of that policy.

Also: Overrated Ivo van Hove, and more.

Maybe younger Americans are against militaristic and coercive forms of “involvement” that leave whole countries in ruins and cause the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people.

Everyone right of center is now at risk of progressive de-platforming. Breaking up the social media monopolies may be the only solution.

The U.S. is crushing them any way it can. Don’t expect them to respond the way John Bolton wants.

Too many elderly are lonely and living alone. The young should seek out their wisdom and apply it to their own lives.

The graying of American growers is a troublesome development, but that doesn’t mean all is lost.

Starting an unnecessary war with Iran would go down as one of the dumbest, most reckless, illegal acts in the history of U.S. foreign policy.

When a state doesn’t have nuclear weapons, it cannot possibly engage in “nuclear blackmail”

With Nixon, there was an actual crime that captured the nation’s attention. With Trump, not even close.

“Maximum pressure” didn’t bring North Korea to the table, so there is no reason to expect that it would force Iran to talk.

Ever since the U.S. reimposed sanctions without justification, the IRGC has been thriving and the Iranian people have been suffering for nothing.

In Saudi Arabia, peaceful protest is disgracefully equated with terrorism and punished with death.

It is unfortunate that Cotton’s proposal was not laughed out of the room for being the sick warmongering that it is.

Authorities are violently cracking down on protesters who oppose a bill that would extradite people to China. Is resistance futile?

Ayatollah Khamenei, who was visiting with Japan’s prime minister at the time, calls Washington’s charges ‘suspicious.’

Not even being caught in a National Rail loop could spoil this luminous English dad

Since our government won’t ever lift the sanctions until their fantasy of regime change is realized, there will be no sanctions relief for the thirty million Venezuelans who suffer because of them.

Hollywood’s latest attempt to transform the X-Men into a progressive feminist fantasy is folly.

The old S-word bugaboo has surfaced again but the real threat comes from globalism and social progressivism.

If the initial response is to seize on the incident to make bellicose threats and to ratchet up tensions further, that person is not interested in finding a peaceful solution to the dispute.

The false claim that Iran was behind the attack in Kabul is of a piece with the administration’s propaganda efforts to tie Iran to anything and everything that goes wrong in the wider region.

The Greek hero is portrayed so often as dashing, but he’s always been weighed down by a pitiful seriousness.