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"No other writer, perhaps, has had such a profound influence on creating a consciousness of doubt," Caroline Moorehead writes.

I've been to enough birthday parties and family gatherings to notice that children being addressed by buoyant, chirpy adults wear a particular expression.

The United States has a clear interest in seizing control of the strait, and it has a strategic interest in maintaining control thereafter.

With naval deployments toward Iran and a new agreement on nuclear deterrence cooperation, France's Macron is boosting his U.S. ties.

Democrats recklessly pushed climate policies and are now walking them back to avoid any political backlash from voters.

Dems are lamenting troops getting steak and lobster, but have no problem looking the other way about massive fraud, from California to Minnesota.

Two recent viral stories -- one of steak and lobster dinners, and the other on the secretary of war saluting -- show how little much of America knows about our military.

Conservatives must pass Grassley's transparency bill without delay. The integrity of our judicial system depends on it.

A more realistic U.S. approach should recognize Iraq as a contested political arena rather than a simple ally or adversary.

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency should not issue non-regulatory conforming licenses to cryptocurrency banks.