Monthly Archives: February, 2026

[T]he Supreme Court may have just put another cog into to the president’s infernal machine.

Japanese and U.S. governments have decided on Japan's first lending and investment project in the U.S. ... up to $550 billion.

Trump’s potential advantage lies in leverage.

[T]he crisis of soft power risks accelerating the decline of [U.S.] power in the world, activating and speeding up centrifugal dynamics that might otherwise have taken years to fully manifest.

Trump knows time is running out: the clock on his second and final presidential term is ticking.

Democrats described the speech as propaganda and out of touch with reality.

The fact that a united Europe is harder to deal with than a divided one is not something only Moscow understands; Washington is aware of it as well.

Concerns have emerged that the new body, which is supposed to "promote stability" and "ensure lasting peace" ... could become a rival to the U.N.

Muhammad Ali's conversion to Islam did not meet with disapproval from a single person in the U.S.