Some guesses as to what exactly transpired in this week’s high-stakes standoff between Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Vladimir Putin.

Only four of twenty countries polled show that a majority supports a deal: Spain, Canada, the UK and France.

Forward-thinking politicians need to develop a reform agenda that can help our society move toward a new version of the American Dream.

Economists and retailers are worried, but this is ultimately a good thing.

When the terrorists once again struck France on November 13, the country has shown a different, more authoritarian side than in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo outrage.

Brussels today is the West’s tomorrow; unless we change course we will find ourselves more and more living in a world in which reality mocks our aspirations.

President Obama and his team of economists understand how overregulation of land is distorting our economy. Shifting federal land use policy toward a pro-growth, pro-housing model would be a solid accomplishment for this President in the closing months of his tenure.

The migrant crisis is pushing Sweden’s formerly fringey, xenophobic party to the forefront of national politics.

The Syrian war has come to Europe. Half-hearted diplomatic efforts will not keep it at bay any more.

Two prominent public intellectuals chart out a political way forward for Evangelicals in America.