Opinion

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Democracy prevailed in 2020 because people of integrity, on both sides of the aisle, ensured that it did.

This anniversary of JCPOA withdrawal should serve as a somber reminder of an alternate universe in which—had the agreement still been in place—our world would be a safer place, and military families like ours would have one fewer reason to be kept up at night.

Brown, Northwestern, and the University of Minnesota struck deals with Israel-hating students last week.

The Hungarian is no friend of democracy.

Moms in nearly half our states are suffering because their children are denied necessary medical care.

In a country so rich with resources, programs, education, and career opportunities, there is no reason we can't provide what women need to be mothers.

Rarely are all eyes on moms in the way they are on Mother's Day, so as the spotlight shines on flowers for moms, it also needs to shine on the impossibility of mothering in America.

The business of chemical abortion pills in America is a federal issue. Reversing the neglect and abuse of power by federal agencies will demand real leadership.

As demonstrations against unilateral territorial concessions in Armenia gather steam, the U.S. must reconcile with the fact that a just and durable peace is not possible in the absence of accountability.