Forget Russian hackers or Donald Trump's fear-mongering about voter fraud. This election could be compromised for another reason entirely.

Surviving revolution after revolution, the ballet company has long served as a mirror for Russia's obfuscating statecraft.

Authoritarians such as Putin benefit from American instability, and Trump proved in this week's debate that he's the chaos candidate.

It's not good.

Nobel laureate Svetlana Alexievich crafts myths, not histories.

The controversy surrounding WikiLeaks' big email dump obscures a much bigger problem.

He's weakening the U.S. and sowing chaos just to win an election.

Hungary's Viktor Orban is abetting Moscow's push to sow chaos in the European Union. But at what cost?

His dismissive approach to America's friends would make the world more dangerous.