When we were investigating Benghazi, we would have moved to impeach if armed with such clear evidence.

If Republicans thought Kurt Volker and Timothy Morrison would bust the Democrats’ case for impeachment, they were likely disappointed by what they heard today.

How the vice president spent a few of his closing days in office

History has found the Ukrainian president, and his courage is remarkable to witness.

A conversation with the Republican senator about Russia’s threat to the world, the members of the GOP who praise Putin, and how this conflict ends

The cycles of London’s engagement with Beijing reveal how the U.S.’s ability to keep allies in line for its great-power competition is weakening.

Plus: Is sex sacred?

The United States does not need to take Xi Jinping’s attempt to project power at face value.

Of all the world’s hot spots, the South China Sea is one of the least remarked on and most potentially explosive.

Russian mercenaries are wringing wealth and political leverage out of the Sahel.