Something is happening this Thursday that, during normal times, Americans wouldn’t need to pay a lick of attention to.

Amid Iran's missile and drone attacks, a weird sense of normality in Dubai and Abu Dhabi sits awkwardly with the news coverage of burning buildings and reports of strikes on airports.

As Trump’s bizarre claims about spiking oil prices trigger backlash and officials reportedly start panicking about them, an ...

It took the United States and its allies 51 days to clear 907 mines off the Kuwaiti coast in 1991—and that was after the Gulf War was over and with the advantage of minefield maps provided by the ...

Last weekend, by all appearances, the Russian authorities began blocking the messaging app Telegram across the country. The ...

While contemporary defenders of state paternalism offer some formidable cases for it, Bill Glod suggests in this essay how liberals and libertarians can offer powerful responses.

Around 90% of Iran's oil exports pass through Kharg Island, but the US president says oil infrastructure was not targeted.

No bad luck here—just lots of fascinating math that explains why the 13th of a month so often falls on a Friday ...

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Many people have felt the subtle pressure to be “man enough” or “woman enough” in the eyes of others. And research has shown this pressure can have personal and social consequences. When men feel ...

Iranian state media confirmed the killings of Ali Larijani, who had served as Iran’s de facto leader recently, and a militia ...

As the war in Ukraine enters its fifth year, it remains unclear when or how the conflict will end. But it will end, as all wars do, and when it does, both Ukraine and Russia will face the challenge of ...