The U.S. government is willing to use the threat of violence to disrupt the flow of illicit oil-smuggling revenues that fuel the status quo in Venezuela.

The House-passed National Defense Authorization Act is an antidote to the administration’s unserious National Security Strategy.

Shakespeare, Credit Hog Boy Bitten by a Lizard and other Baroque treasures shine at St. Petersburg’s Museum of Fine Arts. Last month I did a coast-to-coast swing in Florida from Palm Beach to Sarasota ...

The incantations of the word are intended to mislead the public into assuming the cartels’ terror ‘designation’ has solid legal footing.

Europe, in the year 2025, is what NPR would look like if it ran a continent.

Farmers have indeed had a terrible year. Crop prices have been depressed by the largest harvest on record, and farm bankruptcies have increased by nearly 50 percent since last year. But Trump’s ...

A former tech executive whose company was acquired by Google, he has become a kind of perpetual whistleblower. He has argued that we are letting a handful of companies colonize our attention, devour ...

Hamnet is an Oscar-bait prestige picture aimed at Hollywood’s known prejudices, its period setting meant to convince viewers that all is good with a feminist bourgeois approach to the world — same as ...

The FTC was created under a Wilson-era statute that restricted presidents to firing its commissioners for cause, precisely for the purpose of insulating them from political pressure — code for making ...

Garcia was close to her 14-year-old son, Sewell, and felt comfortable having difficult conversations with him when his grades started to slip and his mental health began to decline. Desperate for a ...

Some Seattle parents argue that administrators violated their children’s privacy by sharing the data without their permission.

F resh off the Thanksgiving holiday, the New York Times gave an unprecedented half-page over to Ben Rhodes, former deputy national security adviser to Barack Obama, for a frothing screed. Titled “This ...