When Americans walk away, Europe tends to fail. The Americans walked away during the Bush and Obama years, and the consequences of that withdrawal are becoming apparent.

Balkanization of American society across ethnic and racial lines will not make it a better place.

In secret negotiations, Abbas told the Israeli opposition leader he would be willing to give up the “right of return.”

There is a big underlying difference between the financial health of cities that prioritize infrastructure and those that don’t.

How the Democratic Party hastens the decline of less-skilled work.

In its current frame of mind, Britain is headed for more decline whether it stays in or leaves the EU. But there’s nothing inevitable about that outcome.

In the long run, people who work at home will not support the cumbersome institutions of the bureaucratic state as we know it.

China is getting an ugly reputation both for extending loans to bad actors and then trying to claw them back from the people the dictators robbed and oppressed.

Never has a President’s policy had so much pushback from his own high officials and appointees. Never has a President defied so much evidence to insist on the unique cerebral brilliance of a policy in ruins.

A bipartisan consensus on bringing India and the United States closer together is a good thing, and has given birth to a process that has been paying dividends. Indeed, it’s how these things are supposed to work.