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Let’s recognize the giant web, a revolutionary ecosystem, that spans the globe from Havana to Shanghai and coordinates and sustains these often-violent, always-threatening protests.

Edmund Burke warned that the state seeking to re-order society tends to destroy the natural associations that alone make people decent citizens.

A government with a permanent deficit and a bloated military. A bogus ideology pushed by elites. Poor health among ordinary people. Senescent leaders. Sound familiar?

It would be prudent for American policymakers to focus not on dismantling Iran’s hold on Iraq but rather on diluting its influence.

RFK Jr.’s book on Anthony Fauci reveals an administrative state whose corruption and incompetence extend far beyond any one pandemic.

The study of great-power competition between China and the broader West (including the United States, Europe, and the Anglosphere) today tends toward tunnel vision with its focus fixed on the narrow range of issues most familiar to geopolitical analysts in Washington, including economic and security affairs. Less tangible issues of culture, society, morality, and ideology are largely ignored—even though it is precisely such issues that are now driving increasingly ferocious and fundamental political debates within the West over the future of our civilization.

The Biden administration just plunged the United States and the West deeper into a proxy war with Russia.

As competition with China intensifies, the US cannot afford to alienate Japan and India as nations with a strong sense of national identity

Expansion was a misstep, but the situation is not unsalvageable—history offers clues to a better way.

China provides the Gulf monarchies with AI-controlled solar energy, Cloud computing, 5G broadband, and transportation infrastructure.

Bari Weiss’s journey surely mirrors that of many other Americans. Yet, like all of us, she has a lot further to go.

The youth of Europe have more reason than most to rebel against the woke orthodoxies of their elders.

Following decades of fretting over “who lost Turkey,” Washington finally seems to have overcome its grief. Having passed through the stages of shock,

Europeans have had enough of the Brussels oligarchy.