Jason Rezaian

Relatives must be allowed to know the fate of their loved ones.

Top Biden officials are proceeding with extreme caution.

May was a deeply disturbing month in the ongoing global war on press freedom.

As most of us prepare to return to something like our pre-pandemic routines, I felt it might be useful to share some thoughts about trying to recapture one’s old life.

Across repressive regimes, “fake news” charges have become a common tool to suppress expression.

A favorite move of today’s illiberal leaders is to weaponize the courts against their critics.

The deal was an important success. And negotiating with terrorists is what democracies must do to save their citizens. But deterrence matters, too.

Repeated Houthi instigation in the Red Sea deserves a response. But a wider proxy war with Iran is in no one’s interest.

Three of our columnists debate if the war is changing how they think about America — and about being American.

The drone and missile strike on Israel reveals the Islamic regime’s internal weakness.