New reports about President Trump’s calls with the Ukrainian president could push Nancy Pelosi to recalculate the politics of an attempt to remove him from office.

Democrats have valid reasons for resisting GOP attempts to muddy the impeachment hearings—but extra transparency might be worth more.

The president’s defenders argue that U.S. foreign policy is whatever he says it is. Trouble is, that’s not what the Constitution says.

Russians have elevated patriotic hacking to an “art form.” Americans may feel the effects.

The Biden administration’s latest budget request has overshot the target, in the wrong way.

Evgenia Kara-Murza has traveled the world to speak out about her husband’s imprisonment and to advocate for the Kremlin’s countless other political prisoners.

A fierce debate is raging within the U.S. Marine Corps about what comes next.

Republicans are still waiting for a convincing case that the president was acting to advance his own personal interests.

Is the U.S. the least-bad option for maintaining global stability?

When faith is treated as an instrumentality, it’s bad for politics and worse for the Christian witness.