To make essential drugs available to needy patients in poor countries, those countries need to take down their trade barriers.

The Americans and the Iraqis are getting along better than we've heard.

Havinga debate on this subjectcould stop us from doing--or not doing--something that our collective national conscience would later regret.

If things develop in Eastern Europe as expected, Europeans will have new burdens to assume. Americans will have old burdens to relinquish.

Joshua Muravchik's thoughts on Patrick J. Buchanan and his two definitions of anti-Semitism

Clinton taps into a deeply held feeling among the public and politicians that long-term welfare dependency is a serious and growing social problem.

Russia's involvement in the messy, bloody, and apparently endless conflict on its southern border may break the back of Russia's fledgling democracy.

What is wrong with welfare that evokes such a widespread urge to “do something about it”?