For all the soaring rhetoric about “not going back,” Tuesday’s debate showed who the business-as-usual candidate is.

Larry Silverstein never much liked the Twin Towers. Sure, the real estate developer concedes, Minoru Yamasaki’s skyscrapers defined New York City’s skyline for nearly three decades, but only because ...

Pro-Ukraine aid lawmakers have learned their lesson. As the allotment for new weapons in the $61 billion Ukraine aid package ...

This year of grace 2024 has been an annus mirabilis, with the first presidential debate ending President Joe Biden’s ...

A New York Times /Siena poll released Sunday has former President Donald Trump narrowly leading Vice President Kamala Harris ...

Microphone on or muted, Donald Trump must meet Kamala Harris for the debate. It will be perhaps the only opportunity to press her to answer actual, unscripted questions about her plans and policies, ...

Ukraine’s shock decision not to double down on its defenses in Donbas amid Russian advances but, instead, to launch an ...

The essence of Communism is both subtler and more familiar than economic programs.

Barnier is dependent on the tacit approval of the Rassemblement National for his continued presence in Matignon.

From star-studded appearances at UFC events to longform interviews with the who’s who of the podcasting universe, Trump is ...

Revisionism, just like the war itself, is inevitable, but one can do it without sounding like a complete crank.

A history of Britain’s interwar period, newly available in America, is a worthy successor to A.J.P. Taylor’s magisterial ...