Here, we share the second acts of Mike Latting and Steve Trout. Latting, a 73-year-old retired school principal, is a ...

The Atlantic Festival took over multiple blocks of Washington, DC’s Penn Quarter. Anchored by our “Ideas Stage” at Sidney Harman Hall, our downtown campus will host headliner interviews, book talks, ...

“Every single one, except, I would say, Obama, had as a policy, one way or another, to bring an end to the Cuban government,” ...

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Donald Trump has embraced a warped version of the neoconservatism he once derided.

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Certain beliefs about the United States once seemed unshakable in China: that America was hopelessly far ahead, for example, ...

Trump promised to stop wars. His grip on his base is being questioned now that he’s started one.

Congress should not have to argue over whether to trigger the War Powers Resolution, and certainly not in the midst of conflict.

The president is rightfully concerned about the fate of America’s most important military base in the Indian Ocean.

This post contains spoilers through Season 4, Episode 8 of Industry.

Before this seismic shift, Netanyahu’s longevity as prime minister was built on a foundation of conflict avoidance. That posture appealed to a risk-averse electorate. Under his premiership, Israeli ...