Leveraging new technologies for the sake of sparing lives and minimizing collateral damage is laudable, but doe not spare us ...

In a new book, Reformation historianAlec Ryrie argues that aversion to Hitler and fascism has replaced Christianity as the ...

Two hundred and fifty years ago, our mothers brought forth on this continent, a new nation, conceived in Liberty, and ...

Sophie Heinsohn has an EdS from Liberty University, where she has also obtained a Graduate Certificate in Public Administration, a Master of Arts in Composition a ...

Providence’s Editor-in-Chief Mark Tooley is joined by Paul D. Miller, professor of the practice of international affairs at Georgetown University and Providence’s new Managing Editor, to reflect on ...

In 2012 I volunteered on Mitt Romney’s presidential campaign as a foreign policy advisor. I started working on some big-think journal articles about American grand strategy, hopefully the foundations ...

Less than a month ago, France was alight with rekindled faith as Pope Leo made his first papal visit to the country. This past weekend, France was literally burning ...

Rodger’s "Naval History of Britain" covers not only the full range of battles, but also the intersection of politics and ...

While much of the world’s attention has been focused on the Middle East, the war in Ukraine has been escalating. And with the approach of winter, Russia will accelerate its bombardment of Ukrainian ...

Ten years ago, as an 18-year-old freshman at the University of Michigan, I joined other Latino students protesting Israel’s separation barrier in the West Bank. I had come from a Title I school and ...

The failure to promote and value skilled trades is not just a cultural failing but a strategic one, as the defense industrial ...