Duels between hegemons are as old as history itself. The nations wrestling over the fate of the world in our own time: China and the United States.

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The history of Britain and the European Union.

The murder of Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi regime insider and columnist, in Istanbul continues to dominate the news cycle as the president and Congress consider their response. Despite the dog-bites-man nature of the story–– autocrats and tyrants across the globe regularly eliminate political enemies without such intense outrage from the West–– our media and politicians have conducted an orgy of moral preening, thunderous denunciations, and various proposed punishments of Saudi heir to the throne Mohammed bin Salman.

Hoover Institution fellow George Shultz discusses leadership, America's role in the world, and nuclear weapons.