One would have to be naive to believe that the so-called democracy of the U.S. electoral model is an anomaly rather than a systemic logic.

'The real question is not whether U.S. hegemony is in decline, but whether the United States can devise a way to step down with dignity.'

What Trump posted on Truth Social is economic nonsense.

The Danes skillfully outmaneuvered Trump by bringing out a refreshed version of an old agreement.

[A] U.S. constitutional checks and balances system is telling the president that all abuses of power will be punished.

Before the pace of AI development outstrips the ability of humans to control it, AI companies around the world, and Washington and Beijing too, may need to find ways to modulate the tempo of that development.

The failure was not a lack of information. It was a lack of political courage.

If Trump has nothing to offer the majority of Americans, he has nothing to offer the Gulf leaders he will meet in New York.

[W]e are looking at blatant electoral bribery.

For most of its modern history, the United States has written the rules of engagement almost everywhere it has chosen to fight.