In times of war, when U.S. security is threatened, presidents typically push their executive powers forward. This is something the Founders surely understood.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, a man whose political success is largely attributable to the aura of befuddled incompetence he uses to disarm his adversaries, was a failed Watergate baby.

Reasonable people can disagree about whether the United States should resume using enhanced interrogation techniques (as it appears it will if a Republican assumes the presidency in January 2013).  But we should at least debate this proposition based on facts.

On his current Asia tour, President Obama embraced the power of free trade and open markets in India, while ironically, he is criticized at home for growing the government sector.

Boris Yeltsin, Russia’s first democratically elected leader in the federation’s thousand-year history, died on April 23, 2007. During his presidency, Yeltsin institutionalized the vital liberties that Mikhail Gorbachev had granted only provisionally and often by default: freedom from government censorship of speech and of the press; free elections; freedom of...

The clock is running out on President Barack Obama's military adventure in Libya. Today his campaign of pinprick air strikes and half-hearted support for the rebels will run smack into the War Powers Resolution.

President Obama has learned to face "the world as it is" and loudly proclaim the right to self-defense.

Iraq seems to have the imperial presidency in retreat.