The Globalist

What does the shaky fate of the U.S. consumer electronics chain portend for the economic future of the United States?

Counting the ways in which Iran and the United States are alike.

Why respecting rights and operating accountably makes security agencies more effective.

It’s time to realize that focusing on the horse race aspect of American presidential politics is precluding actual governance.

Congressional hearings on healthcare.gov: show-trials and perils for democracy.

A country’s success or failure must be measured against its inherent potential.

One of the biggest hoaxes of American history is that the Civil War ended back in 1865. Battling over racism then, health care now, U.S. society is still at war with itself.

How is the Syria crisis forcing U.S. elites to see what the world already knows?

Why are U.S. health insurance companies as difficult to deal with as bureaucracies in Soviet-era Russia?

An amazing conversation on the role and responsibility of elites in the U.S. capital.