The Lost Sisterhood and the Case for Libertarian Novels
A best-selling writer explains the power of historical fiction.
Foreign Policy
Can the Feds Hold Companies Legally Responsible for Being Hacked?
Does the Federal Trade Commission have this kind of authority?
Obama Administration Deserves Kudos For Surrendering Internet Control
The last step in the Internet's privatization should be applauded for removing government from the process.
Britain's Dream of an E.U. Exit is Slowly Turning Into Nightmarish Reality
Wednesday's debate highlights the significance of euroskepticism in British politics
Afghan Elections May Not Matter For Future U.S. Afghanistan Plans
Leading candidates all support signing the security pact with the U.S.
If Rand Paul Has Hawks Nervous He's Doing Something Right
The Kentucky senator wants a less aggressive foreign policy, and so do most Americans
Boots on the Ground in Ukraine?
Sending NATO forces to Ukraine is like walking into a biker bar with an acquaintance who has a real grudge against bikers.
The Missing Airplane: 35% of Americans Blame Mechanical Problems; 22% Say Suicide; 12% Think It's Terrorism; 9% Believe Flight 370 Is Hiding
Polling Americans about the fate of Flight 370.
Americans Say 75 Percent of Politicians Are Corrupted, 70 Percent Use Political Power to Hurt Enemies
Flight 370 conspiracy theories; college basketball players should share NCAA revenue; distrust of NSA and Facebook; concerns about police misconduct
Errol Morris on Donald Rumsfeld, The Unknown Known, and Evidence-Based Journalism
"We're all morons" says the Oscar-winning filmmaker. And that's just the beginning of our problems.
Ex-CIA Chief Testifies on Benghazi: Don't Know the Motivation Because Attackers Haven't Been Caught Yet
Michael Morrell testified in front of the House Intel Committee
