The Globalist

The U.S. government under Trump may be on the verge of returning to the old policy of transaction-based support of autocratic regimes in the Middle East.

Will the tangled finances of vastly wealthy leaders of the US administration become a possible cause for corruption concerns?

Trump is of two minds on the whether he really wants to pursue sound economic policies or follow his instincts as a real estate developer.

A national direct elections compact concluded by the major states is the only way to ensure that future U.S. Presidents will have been elected by a plurality of Americans.

The scene takes place in Vladimir Putin’ s office in the Kremlin.

The West can’t blame China for its aggressive stance and whitewash its own imperialism.

Is Donald Trump trying to resurrect the times of “Big Oil” – now via the U.S. State Department?

Why did Bill and Hilary Clinton actually achieve so little, despite a quarter century atop American politics? A. They just like talking. B. Can’t deliver. C. System won’t let them.

Is Donald Trump’s special deal for the Carrier plant in Indiana the beginning of the unraveling of the U.S.-led wave of globalization?

Successive U.S. administrations have said the right things on helping workers deal with globalization, but not acted.