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Now is the time to ensure that a new form of ISIS doesn't emerge after its strongholds in Libya, Syria, and Iraq fall.
Every Olympics, athletes never fail to redefine the boundaries of the possible. In that is a lesson for the world.
The Ukraine conflict is heating up in a way that could trigger an international crisis and become a factor in the US presidential race.
Religious freedom is under attack around the world. Americans must continue to defend that freedom -- abroad and at home.
Former intelligence officials are taking political stances against Donald Trump's candidacy.
While Japanese law has no provision for abdication, compassion and confidence should guide lawmakers in honoring Akihito's request.
The Rio Olympics had a troubled run-up and could leave a damaging legacy. But for two weeks, the hosts can show the world a different Brazil.
One of the great cities of the Middle East has been battered for five years. The world must not turn its back.
The Games matter -- to athletes, to nations, and to a world that for 17 days will be united in friendly competition.
How radical ideas and disruptive norms enter mainstream thought.