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Great American democracy sometimes has some bizarre customs ...

These are crazy ideas that trample international agreements.

There is reason to believe that the Americans have achieved some success in the development and production of ethnically specific biological weapons.

President Donald Trump achieved two important victories: He stopped Central American migration and replaced NAFTA with the new USMCA.

[E]ven the announced part of the agreement might mean the beginning of the World Trade Organization’s end and create major threats to international trade.

In the final year of Trump’s first term, we fear that American isolationism will further deepen.

The United States has definitively and irrevocably buried the concept of international law.

[I]t is clear that the presidential campaign and the imminence of war go hand in hand.

The bottom line for the U.S. in the Middle East is to avoid sinking into the chaos present there.

What that leaves us with is the arrival of an era of the legal murders of competing political leaders.

[W]hy did Qassem Soleimani die? ... [T]he only possibility that remains is a conspiracy.

The question is: how much concentration of power can a democracy take?