If the Iranian regime survives the ongoing war, it will rebuild and rearm—and its Arab neighbors will pay the price.

From the Berlin Wall to nuclear standoffs, teaching the Cold War can be immersive, engaging, and deeply thought-provoking. Educators are finding creative ways to help students understand the era’s ...

The first lesson from economics, appearing at the beginning of Nobel Laureate Paul A Samuelson’s magnum opus “Foundations of Economic Analysis” (1948), is that a country must choose between military ...

When students can respond to questions on mini whiteboards prior to being called on, they feel more prepared—and everyone ...

At the tail end of the 1060s, the potentially deadly substance known as “polywater” gripped the scientific world. Today, it’s ...

Strait of Hormuz Donald Trump — himself a product of that same liberal democracy — has pursued a foreign policy that has ...

There was the real possibility that the No. 3 in the line of succession would become president,” the historian Michael ...

A divided review conference is a likely outcome in New York. But there may be a narrow path to consensus if parties come ...

Public booklet would give details on how to prepare for conflict – as Government revives official Soviet-era 'War Book' for ...

In 1905, enraged by America’s brutal colonization of the Philippines, Mark Twain wrote a short, scathing satire called “The War Prayer.” Twain’s humor often skewered patriotic and religious hypocrisy, ...

One disquieting lesson of history is that, although world wars affect nearly everyone, the task of avoiding them falls to a tiny number of decisionmakers. And those decisionmakers are sometimes fools.

Pamela Price learned via email that she was affected by Oracle's recent mass layoffs. The layoff shocked her — but she leaned on three career lessons to quickly pivot. She says the experience revealed ...