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Conservative economist Oren Cass explains how the president-elect has created an “enormous amount of space for new thinking.”

The summit in Rio made progress on addressing economic inequality, but Trump’s shadow loomed over the proceedings.

The tradition of appointing cabinet leaders who hate their jobs dates back to Ronald Reagan.

A vital but halting supply of military aid has opened up the U.S. president to criticism from all sides.

Although the practical implications will likely remain limited, the ruling could hinder cease-fire negotiations.

The Ukrainian power grid is under severe attack—with potentially catastrophic consequences.

The next U.S. president’s foreign-policy appointees ultimately won’t matter much.

The incoming Trump administration needs to learn from Biden’s mistakes.

U.S. policymakers can help shape a deal that preserves national security.

Seasonal rains and flooding portend further humanitarian catastrophe.

Traditional powers are worried about Trump 2.0, but much of the world has had the opposite reaction.

Israel’s motivations may extend far beyond the current war in Gaza.

The Kremlin refuses to part with Crimea and is adamant that Kyiv not join NATO.

As air pollution chokes New Delhi and Lahore, officials in both countries are pointing fingers.

The Danish Navy is circling a suspicious Chinese ship off its coast—but deterring ill-intentioned merchant vessels presents a geopolitical dilemma.