Democrats still love the law, but Republican and Independent support is plummeting.

Russia and Syrian government forces continue escalating their policy of migratory genocide. The White House stands idly by, even though signs point to it having more leverage than it assumes.

A set of recommendations on a strategic platform for those not ready to worship at the shrine of progressive ideology.

After two terms of retrenchment, President Obama’s recent steps in the Middle East, the Far East and now Europe will make it easier for his successor to re-engage with the world.

It’s not that the UK would not get a trade deal with the U.S. if it quit the EU. It’s that it wouldn’t be the same deal they have now.

It looks like the Syrian civil war is about to kick back into high gear.

Amoris Laetitia is a splendid, even poetic invocation of the human wonder of family life, of the love of spouses, and between parents and children.

Former Finance Minister Natalie Jaresko’s icy assessment of the incoming Ukrainian government underlines the challenges ahead.

Volodymyr Groisman, Ukraine’s new Prime Minister, owes his political career to President Petro Poroshenko. He will have trouble pushing through important reforms if his mentor does not allow it.

The threat of homegrown Islamic terrorism, particularly in francophone Europe, is very real. Hasty generalizations about its causes, however, help no one.