Providence Magazine

At any given time, several thousand Americans are serving time in foreign prisons, many of whom will sadly never be able to return home.

.@jeremybob1 and and @ElliotKaufman6 offer a journalistic account of the Israeli perspective on its recent wars in their new book, “In the War Room: The Inside Story of Israel’s Fight Against Hamas and the Iranian Axis”

Sayyid Qutb, one of the most influential thinkers behind modern militant jihadism, believed that Western liberal democratic society suffered from a spiritual void which, if not filled by Islam, would leave it vulnerable to Communism.

Secretary Rubio's recent speech at the Acropolis should lead to renewed consideration of not just the means but also the ends of statecraft are in the tradition of Christian realism, writes Elizabeth Edwards Spalding

Secretary Pete Hegseth’s staff recently broke a globe used by Dwight Eisenhower during WWII. It is hard to imagine a more fitting metaphor for the Trump administration’s breaking of the U.S.-led international system @alanwdowd