Robert M. Kaplan’s More Than Medicine offers a genteel, scholarly presentation of the dumpster fire that is the American health care system, but he fails to place blame for it squarely where it belongs: the U.S. health care business model.

Historically, the Democratic Party has been at the forefront of efforts to fight anti-Semitism. We shouldn’t let Ilhan Omar change that.

One of the lesser-known tragedies of the past decade is the decline of bipartisan Congressional investigations. A new book by Elise Bean illuminates the history.

Two new books offer complementary takes on best practices for understanding and adapting to the fundamentally changing nature of business risk.

Over the past year, a Pashtun awakening has transformed war-torn Waziristan from a hotbed of terrorism to a battleground for civil rights. But can the movement bring real change?

Western political establishments must make a choice: Either address popular fears about immigration, or voters will elect illiberals willing to do so.

After rigged elections installed a pliant opposition leader in office, neither a true transfer of power nor a revolution seem likely in DR Congo.

How young democracies may find themselves stuck between Berlin and Moscow.

Yet there are good reasons not to mourn its passing.

After four months of talks, Sweden has formed a new government that looks very much like its old one. But under the surface, the ground is shifting.