St. Louis has a Missouri problem. But like many other Democratic cities in Republican states, it can fight back by expanding.

After four years of war, Ukrainians are reckoning with irreparable loss and finding ways to persist in the face of it.

Zohran Mamdani memorably began his election-night victory speech by announcing, “The sun may have set over our city this ...

In Gaza, we watch people being starved by Israel. In rich countries, we watch people starving themselves. The situations are ...

Sarah Palin made two lasting contributions to the Republican lexicon: “I can see Russia from my house” and “Drill baby drill.” The latter has somehow become the official policy of both the GOP and ...

Since Japan’s surrender in 1945, no major US war has maintained lasting popular support. The typical pattern—seen in conflicts such as Korea, Vietnam, the Persian Gulf War, Iraq, and Afghanistan—is ...

If he can’t stop the bad news from happening, the least an authoritarian can do is try to stop the dissemination of that bad news.

It’s time to pursue a more pragmatic strategy—one that prioritizes domestic strength, targeted competition, and continued engagement.

Now an undeclared, unauthorized, unpopular, and unconstitutional war of aggression against Iran has spread like wildfire through the region and into Europe. A new “forever war”—with an ever-increasing ...

High risk, high (material) reward. Despite recent volatility, the US stock market has been consistently driven higher by war and the inevitable rebuilding efforts, turning conflict into profit for ...

Trump spins out of control.