U.S. leaders should emphasize collaboration with allies, underscore military commitment and encourage South Korean diplomatic leadership. The Biden administration is returning to traditional, very strong ties between the U.S. and our allies, including closer military cooperation.

Electric vehicles aren’t the best choice for everyone, even with thousands of dollars in tax subsidies for EVs and hidden regulatory subsidies making regular cars cost more.

For generations, a nominally neutral Sweden could thrive only by aligning itself quietly, if unmistakably, with the American empire. Today, the country’s push for NATO membership is making that alignment explicit.

The West must be prepared for Russian hybrid expansionism to spread outside the Ukrainian theater.

If passed, this legislation would expand eligibility for VA health care to more than 3.5 million post-9/11 combat veterans exposed to burn pits in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Inflation, urban crime and illegal immigration are all issues that fit into a larger conservative story about government.

The devastation wrought by Russia’s invasion remains incalculable. Eventually, Ukraine, a country of around 40 million, will need international assistance and support to rebuild. Shoring up its economy and beginning that process should start now.

Republicans should be happier than they are with current economic conditions, and Democrats more dissatisfied.

At long last, the House Jan. 6 committee held its first hearing, and made it a pretty good one

Kyiv has reason to hope it can prevail, but Vladimir Putin’s efforts to seed global economic trouble could weaken international support.

There’s never been a better time to go work for a big company.

The U.S. military cannot delay taking action to address climate change, the most persistent strategic threat we face.

Though lightly populated, the Pacific Islands are critical to the security interests of the U.S. and its allies.

If you’re itching for a dream vacation this summer after two years of travel restrictions, then you might end up paying more to rent a car than you spend on a plane ticket.

The world is watching to see if wars of aggression and annexation are worth the cost, and if the United States and our allies are willing to remain committed.

The Uvalde, Texas, school district police chief failed. But we’ve failed, too. When are we going to muster the courage to confront the subset of Americans who strive to convince us that we’re unsafe without a gun, and then work hard to create the conditions that make it so?

The person who leaked a draft ruling overturning Roe v. Wade could stop the acrimony and finger-pointing from getting worse by coming forward.

A prime-time address about gun violence wasn’t likely to accomplish much. On the other hand, the president did not have a lot to lose.