Opinion

Some have hailed Shapiro's apparent triumph over cancel culture, but the outcome is, as he describes it, at best a "technical victory."

Because we are in different political camps, especially in a democracy, that does not mean we are sworn enemies.

As the war proceeds and the sanctions begin to impact consumers in the West, the coalition against Russia is bound to experience internal fractures over policy and strategy.

President Obama brought the audacity of hope with his historic election and presidency. President Biden should be the one who brings the audacity of action.

Holding perpetrators and war criminals accountable in Ukraine will give hope to millions of victims and survivors of war atrocities.

The only way forward for the Emiratis and the Americans is to return to their strong bilateral cooperation in order to resolve real and painful differences.

The U.S. ought to be utilizing its unique geopolitical role to urge Zelensky to be more pliable at the negotiating table.

President Biden needs a history lesson from former President Jimmy Carter.

We must continue to resist the incentive to adjudicate justice based on social edicts and influences instead of due process and evidence.

The U.S. mission in Somalia is a peripheral concern with no strategic value.