Foreign Affairs Why Zelensky Should Fear His Own Former General Valery Zaluzhny looks to be maneuvering to replace Ukraine’s wartime president—perhaps with America’s support. The former commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian armed forces penned an article and posed for Vogue Ukraine in

Foreign Affairs A Realist Critique of U.S.–Iran Relations The American affinity for force could overwhelm the diplomatic path to a durable resolution. (CARLOS BARRIA/POOL/AFP via Getty Images) The current trajectory of U.S.–Iran relations epitomizes the perennial tension between idealistic ambitions and

Foreign Affairs The Endgame in Gaza The U.S. may not be able to influence the outcome of the Israel–Gaza war, but it can work to avoid some of the consequences. Credit: image via Shutterstock The world is a big, complicated thing,

Sounds like typical Democrat segregation to me…. If you are a straight or even gay or bi-sexual white, black or Hispanic homeless person in New York City, you are nr t welcome. If you are trans, or “non-binary”, then there is

Only in America can we build a facility to house dangerous illegal aliens—and then be told to stop by an Obama judge in the name of protecting panthers and “sacred land.” That’s exactly what just happened in Florida, where a federal

In a major victory for common sense, parental rights, and the protection of America’s children, the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld Oklahoma’s ban on gender transition procedures for minors. Let’s be clear: this ruling isn’t about denying anyone care—it’s

Another American is dead because our border is wide open—and the political class that allowed it to happen still refuses to take accountability. Rickey Maddox, a 59-year-old Louisiana small engine mechanic, was doing what he’d done his entire life—working hard with