Is democracy dying? Here's why — and what to do about it. In the 35 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall, democracy has been in retreat around the world. Can we build new designs that help it flourish?
Podcast: ‘Ghost Nation’ Tells the Story of Taiwan — And Why It Matters What do you really know about Taiwan? A new book, “Ghost Nation: The Story of Taiwan and its Struggle for Survival” aims to fill the knowledge gap for Western audiences.
Lawmakers Eye Plan to Abolish Debt Ceiling in 2027 The debt ceiling has been a source of constant political gamesmanship. A bipartisan chorus of lawmakers is finally calling for its elimination.
As Trump Fails to Deliver, Russia Looks to Musk's America Party for Leverage While Donald Trump has shown deference to the Putin regime, Moscow is turning to Musk to help close the gap on their most important policy goals.
Will Trump's Iran Gamble Spell the End of MAGA? MAGA is a fragile coalition of Christian conservatives and anti-war libertarians. Can it survive Trump's military adventurism in Iran?
The Trump-Musk Conflict Runs Through Los Angeles – and Ukraine The Kremlin is becoming increasingly unhappy with Donald Trump as it struggles to realize its war plans. Will he fall in line?
The Papacy and the Pathway Out In lieu of effective political leadership, Pope Leo may provide an important cultural counterbalance to emergent global fascism.