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Foreign Affairs Russia’s Redlines The U.S. is playing with fire in Ukraine. Last week’s decision by Russian president Vladimir Putin […]

Architecture When Suburbia Was Weird A modernist enclave in the nation’s capital celebrates its 75th anniversary. Geography, not design, is

Foreign Affairs Congress Dozes as Biden Dangerously Escalates in Ukraine It is the legislature’s constitutional duty to keep a leash

Foreign Affairs Washington Careens Toward the Abyss of World War Putin’s deployment of an intermediate-range ballistic missile shows that his

Film When Giants Walked Hollywood Sometimes the “business of poltroons” yields a masterpiece despite itself. Giant Love: Edna Ferber, Her

President-elect Donald Trump has announced that the retired Lt. General Keith Kellogg will serve as special envoy for Ukraine and

President-elect Donald Trump has named Jamieson Greer and Kevin Hassett to serve as U.S. trade representative and director of the

Foreign Affairs With the Mexico Trade War, Trump Is Back The president-elect is already playing hardball with our dysfunctional southern

Politics Trump Star Power Key to White House Win Few politicians are capable of ginning up the kind of popular support

Canada The Return of Free Québec The surprising resurgence of Québécois nationalism holds lessons for other peoples who do not