George Shultz shone especially bright in his economic insights, which improved the lives of millions of Americans.

Remembering my friend, a man of wisdom and humility.

“We just have to have some way of talking with Putin. I know it’s hard, but we’ve got to figure out how to do it.”

The life and times of the “Secretary of Everything.”

Identity politics, which supposedly boost the Democrats’ electoral chances, aren’t the sure bet they might appear. Why? Because Americans’ identities are steadily blending into each other.

What do Europeans hope to see in Washington in the next four years? An administration willing to make amends—and face its obligations.

A new cold war, this time with China, calls for a new look at a doctrine that embraced both competition and cooperation.

Iran must be held to account.

Successfully responding to climate change depends on harnessing market forces.

Schools need top-to-bottom transformation—now.

The weather is as fine as ever. It’s California’s economic climate that’s driving people away.

Douglas Murray, author of The Madness of Crowds, on the madness of identity politics.