David Frum is a senior editor at The Atlantic.
The governor is establishing his credentials in a surprising area: foreign policy.
Global / Oct 20, 2014
We all know the drill: The GOP makes big gains on Capitol Hill, overreaches for two years, then loses the next presidential race.
Politics / Oct 14, 2014
German philosopher Bettina Stangneth reexamines the Nazi commander—and the true nature of evil.
Global / Oct 8, 2014
A reader responds.
Global / Oct 7, 2014
Is Hassan Rouhani’s charm offensive over?
Global / Oct 3, 2014
A year ago, Tehran was in crisis. Now it’s on the verge of a diplomatic triumph.
Global / Oct 1, 2014
The administration does not need to make nuclear concessions to Tehran to gain its support against ISIS.
Global / Sep 26, 2014
Can Ron Prosor change the UN from within?
Global / Sep 24, 2014
Why a vote for independence would harm U.S. interests
Global / Sep 15, 2014
The president didn't answer the most important questions about his war in Iraq and Syria.
Global / Sep 11, 2014
The strategic folly of the president's military campaign in Iraq and Syria
Global / Sep 10, 2014
No U.S. president since Reagan has used such forceful language against Russia.
Global / Sep 3, 2014
President Obama and backers of deferred action for Dreamers tout the conditions that limit applicants. How restrictive are they, really?
Politics / Aug 29, 2014
Moscow has pursued one policy throughout the current crisis: escalation.
Global / Aug 25, 2014
Rolling back restrictions aimed at public-pension-fund graft could be the next frontier in campaign-finance deregulation.
Politics / Aug 15, 2014
Why trying to make government more accountable has backfired
Magazine / September 2014
The political philosophy hasn't captured America's youth. But it has made inroads within the Republican Party—inroads the GOP would be wise to resist.
Politics / Aug 11, 2014
No one should look to the gambling industry to revive cities, “because that’s not what casinos do.”
Business / Aug 7, 2014
Why it's so difficult to see the reality behind the images
Global / Aug 2, 2014
Today's byzantine set of assistance programs is enough to baffle a policy specialist, much less the intended beneficiaries. Reformers need to streamline the system.
Politics / Jul 31, 2014
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