A new policy brief from the FOUN International Human Rights Task Force. The core message is simple: Safe first. Ask later.

Honoring the veterans of America and Ukraine, and the families who serve alongside them.

Before filming itself supposedly saving Oleshky, Russia first had to hide what life under its rule had become.

Russia does not have to treat Western companies as equal partners. A centralized regime built on a foundation of oil and gas income was never going to relinquish what it saw as sovereign control.

As momentum toward a Ukraine deal builds, the US should be focused on gauging Russian sincerity.

As families leave occupied Oleshky, a child's agreement about where to live may be a survival strategy, not a free choice.

Catherine the Great in 1787, Suzdal in 2013, occupied Oleshky in 2026: for 240 years, Russia has run the same Potemkin playbook. Only the audience changes.

Two news stories about Elon Musk and SpaceX, five days apart, and how to help Ukraine's children this winter.

FOUN members David J. Kramer, John Herbst, and William Taylor in The Atlantic on why the United States should stand unequivocally with Ukraine against Russia. Introduced by Robert McConnell.

Trudy Rubin of the Philadelphia Inquirer reports from a Ukrainian deep strike drone launch on how Ukraine could win the war if Trump weren’t undercutting it. Introduced by Robert McConnell.