Education and American Ideals publication

China under Xi is not interested in adhering to the idea of natural human rights applicable to all people.

All the happy talk about shared values and democracy cannot square this diplomatic circle.

Subjects of the magazine’s annual story were once viewed as secular saints—or, on occasion, devils.

the Senate shouldn’t pass the legislation as is. It should push the two sides to compromise further.

All Republican contenders, even Trump, must perform an intricate dance to prevail.

It takes time to pick up the game’s intricacies, but even novices can appreciate the sheer individual brilliance that can make or break a game.

Republicans can win a national majority. But they cannot do so if they tout false election narratives and nominate extreme candidates.

Doubling down on climate policy means risking a voter backlash at home they might not survive politically.

Voters everywhere prioritize their own economic well-being first.

The square, boring, long-overlooked 19th century Midwest turns out to be the missing link in American history.

It appears that Biden has reinvigorated NATO and brought the Europeans closer to our views on China.

It’s hard to run a sane civilization in an atmosphere of political hysteria and hallucination.