The Globalist

Nearly four years after Barack Obama’s two-term presidency, the political promise he represented might finally be fulfilled.

Why the renewal of campaign mass rallies may get the U.S. President sued, despite waivers being signed.

When public life in small U.S. towns suddenly feels liberating, with almost a Mediterranean feel.

Could Donald Trump call out the U.S. Army again, after losing the November election?

U.S. democracy has devolved into a kabuki show. No real reform, no matter how pressing, ever gets done.

In the wake of the George Floyd murder, what does the reaction to a 2007 tragedy that also occurred in Minneapolis tell us about America’s purpose and resolve?

Robert F. Kennedy’s 1968 appearance in Indianapolis and the art of how to heal a nation.

How Donald Trump has regulated the American public’s right to free speech: Every “Presidential” speech is a campaign event. Protest not allowed.

Should laxer standards of truthfulness and honesty be applied to a U.S. President? Remember the times when U.S. Presidents were viewed as role models and held to a higher standard?

Should we as Christians support an egocentric president who seeks to rally support by dividing Americans into enemy camps?