The Globalist

San Francisco is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the most iconic cultural event in its history – the summer of 1967.

Trump has hit upon a unique vulnerability in mainstream U.S. politics on race and cannot be dislodged.

The dynamic between White House Chief of Staff John Kelly and President Trump harkens back to the Yeltsin-Putin dynamic of the late 1990s.

Trumpism, like most radical right-wing movements, is fueled by resentment, not economics. Trump voters are like Russians voting for Putin.

What role does Deutsche Bank, Germany’s largest bank, and financier of the Trumps and Kushners, play in the potential downfall of the U.S. President?

How can one stop the dangerous perpetuation of an unrealistic conception of America’s place in the world?

Where Donald Trump is undisciplined and entertaining, Mike Pence is very disciplined and boring. But that discipline will not benefit the Americans at large.

There is no “smoking gun” yet.

A message to the American President as he heads to France.

Blaming Putin cannot cover up the noxious combination of collective U.S. amnesia and the transparent shift of accountability for the proper conduct in international affairs.