Too many Americans, military and civilian, are killed by friendly fire. Big Tech might be able to help with that.

The city where World War I began has reinvented itself as a multicultural haven, yet the ghosts still linger.

Our writer visited Israel and found plenty of people posing for selfies—along with the old lingering hatreds.

They can’t even bring themselves to think and speak about it clearly

The brutal warlord understood how to govern shrewdly and even humanely.

The governments responsible for destroying Yemen predictably have no interest in an accurate accounting of the true costs of the war, and our government is no exception.

The tech giant decides to build in the most predictable places imaginable, after taking the rest of us for a ride.

He’s a modernizer and an advocate of EU centralization. But can he play the immigration issue right?

Anthony Esolen’s latest explores our connection to the past and the reality that transcends.

The French president took aim at Trump but it’s he who’s out of touch.

Corrupt Cardinal Mahony tells fellow bishops to strengthen their ‘affective relationship.’ But that’s a big part of their problem

It was a disgraceful stunt when they did it last year, and it’s even more so now that conditions in Yemen have significantly worsened.

Massive numbers of males aged 25 to 34 have dropped out of the labor force. Why? What does this portend?

Heather Mac Donald warns: What happens on crazy campuses does not stay there

Elections are postponed, again, and the dangerous power vacuum the U.S. created there remains.

Tepper will anchor TAC’s efforts to explore the ill effects of economic concentration.

If the Trump administration seeks to “squeeze them very hard,” as Bolton says, it is inevitable that the civilian population will suffer greatly as a result of that “squeezing.”

Christians should be polite and civil — but should not think that this will disarm haters

Angry student denounces university’s priest-president for equivocating on McCarrick, urges him to ‘repent’

The imperative to look fabulous on the baby-killing campaign trail

The most remarkable thing about Trump’s foreign policy is how much it’s like his predecessors’.

The logic behind the surge in American political violence is scary—and could strike anywhere.

The Hungarian government has been sanctioned as it continues to fight for its national sovereignty.

A recent exhibit in San Francisco has been well received. So why are Christians who want to cover up not afforded the same deference?

The credibility of US Catholic bishops sinking — and there may be no life preservers

This latest revelation makes it that much harder for Riyadh and the Trump administration to deny the crown prince’s involvement.

Heather Mac Donald versus ideological #MeToo feminism

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The administration prefers policy fantasy to reality because the latter exposes the very real failures with North Korea and Iran.

If anyone has attempted a “great deception” over the last six months, it is the administration officials that have pretended that North Korea agreed to disarm at Singapore.

Right-of-center politicians and pastors used to crusade against porn. No more. What happened?