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Patrick Fallon / Reuters The Roots of a Counterproductive Immigration Policy
The liberal scorn for nationhood and refusal to adapt immigration policy to changing circumstances enables the rise of extremism in the West.
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Alex Brandon / AP Advice for Those Weighing Jobs in the Trump Administration
Assessing the risks of service
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Lucas Jackson / Reuters An Inaugural Celebration That Rings Hollow
Commentators love to praise the peaceful handover of power—but this year, it stands as a reminder of the system’s fragility and shortcomings.
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Fabian Bimmer / Reuters Trump Will Inherit the Biggest NATO Buildup in Europe Since the Cold War
If Vladimir Putin intervened in the U.S. election to help the NATO-skeptical candidate, the alliance is enhancing its forces anyway.
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James Lawler Duggins / Reuters How Trump Made Russia's Hacking More Effective
It was the president-elect’s hyperbolic characterizations of the pilfered material that turned routine documents into the stuff of scandal.
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Umit Bektas / Reuters The Ankara Shooting Won't Start World War III
Assassinations can make good excuses for military conflict, but they don’t cause it.
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Brendan McDermid / Reuters Foreign-Policy Poker With Donald Trump
Who is the patsy at the table?
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Stevo Vasiljevic / Reuters Five Questions About Russia's Election Hacking
As the culpability of Putin’s government becomes more clear, a host of other issues remain unresolved.
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Regis Duvignau / Reuters Twitter's Misbegotten Censorship
The right way to deal with social media’s neo-Nazis is not by taking away their platforms, but by taking away their audiences.
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Axel Schmidt / Reuters America's Friendship With Europe Has Been Horribly Damaged
It’s not all Donald Trump’s fault. But he has in every way already made the situation gravely worse.
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Mike Segar / Reuters Can Republicans Contain Trump?
What happens to the American republic will depend on whether Trump’s fellow partisans empower and enable him.
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Brian Snyder / Reuters The Conservative Case for Voting for Clinton
Why support a candidate who rejects your preferences and offends your opinions? Don’t do it for her—do it for the republic, and the Constitution.
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Jonathan Drake / Reuters A Guide for Undecided Republicans
Choosing a president isn’t easy in this election, but here are three ways a principled conservative might vote.
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Jim Urquhart / Reuters Four Things Hillary Clinton Revealed in the Third Debate
The Democratic nominee built on her prohibitive lead, and gave a glimpse of what she’d do in office.
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Jason Reed / Reuters How to Rebuild the Republican Party
Incorporate the best of Trump’s insights, while discarding his volatile personality and noxious attitudes.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters Mike Pence Pretends That Trump Never Happened
The vice-presidential nominee points to one path forward for Republicans in 2020—albeit one that seems unlikely to work.
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Julio Cortez / AP Is It Sexist to Comment on Clinton's Smile?
The Democrat’s supporters seem to believe she’s entitled to lighter scrutiny than her opponents.
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Charles Platiau / Reuters What Would It Mean for France to Accommodate Muslims?
A philosopher grapples with Islam, secularism, and their place in society.
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Reuters The Dangers of the Putin-Trump Relationship
A political donor discusses his new effort to warn voters about the Republican nominee’s ties to Russia.
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Andrew Winning / Reuters Happy Independence Day, Mexico
Your leaders have served you poorly.
