The world has banded together to defend Ukraine. But will we keep the pressure on Putin—and live with higher gas prices—once the shock of the invasion wanes?
Vladmir Putin
“We Are Witnessing a New Form of Warfare”
A military-intelligence source explains Ukraine’s chances of victory and how the embattled nation might still get those MiG fighters.
After Ukraine, Which Party Will Be the National Security Party?
War changes history and politics. Putin’s bloody gambit could redraw the American political map.
As War Rages in Ukraine, Finland Offers Answers
The Nordic nation’s prosperity and careful neutrality could provide a model for a peace settlement between Moscow and Kyiv.
How to Make Russia Bleed
Vladimir Putin must pay a heavy price for his invasion of Ukraine. Here’s how we did that to the Soviets in the 1980s.
The Curious Timing of Putin’s Aggression Toward Ukraine
The Russian president may see a chance to further divide America and create a political liability for Biden during an election year.
Beyond Our Crises at Home, A Dangerous World Looms
Jobs, pandemics, peace: Foreign policy is increasingly important to everyday life in the United States. The candidates should understand that.
There’s No Way Trump Didn’t Know About the Russian Bounties
I worked at the State Department for decades. The president’s story doesn’t pass the laugh test.
Is Trump Projecting When He Accuses Others of Treason?
The president seems to have known about Russia’s bounty on U.S. soldiers—and did nothing about it.
Putin’s Plain Sight Takeover of Our Government
Trump is replacing the Director of National Intelligence with folks who doubt Russia interfered in 2016.

