Behind Trump’s trade, immigration, and national security rhetoric lurks a greater danger: the conversion of liberal nationalism into an illiberal cult.

America’s schools need cash, but Pennsylvania’s proposed solution—substituting sales taxes for property taxes as a funding source—should get failing marks.

The Evangelical ritual of judgment, repentance, and forgiveness dominates the American moral imagination.

Japan’s rise, and the reactions it provokes in capitals across the Pacific Rim is one of the key dynamics to watch as the Trump Administration gets its own footing in the region.

Millions of students graduate from college each year, fretting more about jobs than politics. So why is Middlebury treated as a microcosm of American higher education?

The resurgence of democracy in South Africa stirs up memories of the collapse of Apartheid—as seen up close and in person.

Yes, immigration reform is politically perilous and frightfully complicated. But it can be done right, and it must be done soon.

Angela Merkel finds herself in a Machiavellian dilemma: caught between moral compulsion and the reasons of state.

Important goods and services are costing Americans vastly more over time. It’s time to notice, and figure out why.

The Administration should fight to preserve Central European University. It’s a rare case where ethics and geopolitics are on the same side.