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Yet many welfare states have been built the world over without an ideology of national security following in their wake.

Before they got to the White House, these future presidents worked as lawyers, journalists, and businessmen.

Realists think the purpose of American foreign policy is to protect the country’s physical security and wealth. Idealists think the United States should promote democracy and human rights abroad.

Foreign policy is the careful balancing of interests and values. All this is to say what St. Augustine explained 1,600 years ago: Ours is a fallen world.

Trump takes the art of the deal on tour. His Middle East trip secures major business deals, boosts AI leadership and challenges China, shifting U.S. foreign policy.

Since the 1920s, American foreign policy has straddled the line between realism and crusading democratism. (RELATED: Woodrow Wilson: A Madman, or Merely Misunderstood?) ...

In foreign policy Mr. Trump is undoing the work of Woodrow Wilson. The general understanding after World War I was that violations of national sovereignty and borders constituted the key threat to ...

Christopher Cox begins his biography as if to hail Woodrow Wilson as conquering tragic hero, his “active presidency” cut short by illness, his legislative legacy one that continues to dominate ...

Maybe not so surprising after all. Woodrow Wilson — idealist, author of the Fourteen Points, hero of the European masses after World War I — was all that, and more. Or, really, less.

But Wilsonian progressive domestic and internationalist foreign policy would be sidetracked until the Great Depression catapulted Franklin D. Roosevelt, a former Wilson administration official and ...