Marjorie Taylor Greene is leaving Capitol Hill after five years as one of the most well-known members of Congress. In her ...

Millions of Americans woke up with the same question on the first Saturday of a new year: Why the heck are we at war with Venezuela?

Why societies fall apart isn’t politics or morals, an author argues—it’s cognitive failure, a pattern he says can be scientifically tested. Evil doesn’t take over societies by force or intelligence.

President Trump hasn't withdrawn from the world. He increasingly asserts U.S. interests by rhetoric and force.

Removing a leader and pledging to rebuild a country represents a major shift in Trump's America First vision, writes Anthony ...

What impact will U.S. strikes and Nicolás Maduro's capture have on Venezuela's "severely hampered" energy sector? It remains ...

The reported capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro by U.S. forces is raising serious questions about global ...

The Saturday celebrations in Doral and across Venezuela's vast global diaspora belie the reality that despite dictator ...

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Last year may have felt like more of the same, but Americans have reason to hope that our political culture can change. Hope ...

Mayor Zohran Mamdani is a New York phenomenon, but his democratic socialist message has an audience far beyond the city’s ...

Political violence has become illegible, and increasingly, politics and language have too.