Providence Magazine

The CCP’s recognition of the Vatican’s appointed Bishop Shi may be a sign of improving Sino-Catholic relations, or a ploy by China to further diplomatically isolate Taiwan

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From inflation at home to declining American power abroad, the 2020s are looking a lot like the 1970s, writes Mike Coté

Pagan virtues and philosophy, for all the glory of Greece and Rome, could never imagine the radical equality and servant-leadership intrinsic to American democracy, writes Biola University professor Tim Milosch, Ph.D.

Those who emphasize an ‘America first’ mentality would do well to recall the many benefits NATO has accrued to the United States, writes Alan Dowd of the Sagamore Institute

Westerners must reckon with the reality that Hamas and other terrorist organizations are not outliers in the global Islamic community but rather are broadly supported by Muslims around the world, writes Robert Nicholson

Despite historian Darryl Cooper’s recent interview with Tucker Carlson, Hitler and the Nazis were unquestionably the real culprits behind the Second World War, writes Hillsdale College professor Miles Smith IV

Despite historian Darryl Cooper’s recent interview with Tucker Carlson, Hitler and the Nazis were unquestionably the real culprits behind the Second World War, writes Hillsdale College professor Miles Smith IV

American citizenship abroad should mean the expectation of protection, not of being a bargaining chip for authoritarians and terrorists, writes Hudson Institute Fellow Garrett Exner

Civis Romanus sum was once a statement of protection. The brutal murder of Hersh Goldberg-Polin last week, coupled with consecutive lopsided prisoner exchanges with Russia, reveals that no such protection exists for American citizens. American civus sum has become a guarantee of payment without any threat of punishment. In Providence Magazine today I detail that, “a disturbing trend has developed over the last three years: American hostages have become lucrative for terrorists and rogue regimes. The trend of capitulation in negotiations is not how a self-respecting superpower deals with hostage-taking.”