Do Not Concede Control of the Black Sea to Russia
Control of the Black Sea would give Russia leverage in negotiations with Ukraine. The U.S., under a U.N. resolution, should reestablish freedom of the seas.
Ukraine
What Is the Limiting Principle on Ukraine Aid?
Even though the cause may be just, we have to apply extra scrutiny to all spending at a time of historic debt levels.
All Things Considered, the $40 Billion Is a Deal
The Ukraine war might be expensive, but it is the Ukrainians who are doing the fighting.
Congress Sends $40 Billion Ukraine Aid Package to Biden’s Desk
Senator Rand Paul (R., Ky.) denied unanimous consent for the bill to proceed, which delayed its passage by a week.
Senate Was Right to Pass Ukraine-Aid Bill
Ukraine deserves all the assistance we can reasonably supply it.
Ted Cruz Answers the Ukraine-Aid Bill’s Conservative Critics
In a tour-de-force speech, he was honest about its flaws but argued that failing to pass it would be worse.
Biden Departs on Asian Tour Hoping to Unite Allies against China
Biden will launch the ‘Indo-Pacific Economic Framework,’ an initiative to reduce the dependency of Asian countries on the Chinese economy.
Russia-Ukraine War
Latest images from the war-torn region.
U.S. Reopens Kyiv Embassy
Embassy staff first moved to Lviv on February 14 before relocating to Poland on February 21.
Tom Cotton’s Case for Backing Ukraine’s Military ‘to the Hilt’
Amid surging conservative skepticism, Cotton shows hawks how to talk about defending American strength abroad.