The female falcon wheels into view 100 feet over Edmonton International Airport. She is majestic, graceful and resolute. She is also a machine.

By late 1963 Robert McNamara had ceased to be — if he ever was — a true believer on Vietnam, writes Fredrik Logevall.

North Korea fired a ballistic missile today. In the fall, Nicholas Kristof and other journalists from the Opinion section visited North Korea to understand whether war was inevitable. Here's what they found out.

Prince Harry and his fiancée Meghan Markle describe how they became engaged.

In an op-ed today, Irenosen Okojie asks: Can Meghan Markle save the monarchy? http://nyti.ms/2na4Yz1

North Korea fired a ballistic missile for the first time in more than two months. Do you think this raises the stakes in an already tense standoff with the U.S.?

The Trump tax plan would hurt the poor and middle class, writes David Leonhardt. Here’s how the bill’s defenders are selling it.

Despite all his talk about fairness and the need to stand up for ordinary working people, Donald J. Trump has little to offer his core constituency.

This powerful slogan can be exploited to hurt us, writes Bari Weiss. Exhibit A: Roy Moore’s false accuser.

Prince Harry’s union with Meghan Markle has shaken to the core Britain’s ideas about who is entitled to a seat at the royal table.

America needs to come to terms with substantial evidence that the president is in thrall to a foreign power, writes Michelle Goldberg.

If you work for a large institution in the U.S., it's common to get some training in appropriate behavior toward staff. But not if you're a lawmaker in Congress -- and that's a reason sexual misconduct is likely far more prevalent within its doors than even settlement figures suggest.

Does the gap between morality and the moralists reveal an ugly hypocrisy behind all religion?

"This tax legislation is a trainwreck," writes Dean in a comment on David Leonhardt's column, "Will These Senators Live Up to Their Own Principles?" http://nyti.ms/2jruomx

Donald J. Trump's budget cuts for the State Department and his attitude toward our diplomats and diplomacy threaten to dismantle the Foreign Service when we need it most.