The Globalist

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

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.

Reflections on gargantuan levels of military spending, pseudo “efficiency”-minded corporate outsourcing and an ill-fated obsession with American exceptionalism.

Way beyond the CARES Act, here are six concrete steps the U.S. federal government ought to mandate right now to protect people’s economic livelihood.

The actions needed to prevent the coronavirus crisis from turning into a financial disaster for the U.S.

We were once concerned that robots might replace and displace humans. The much greater risk is that humans will become robots. No emotion. No love. No shared laughter. No shared tears.

How the coronavirus and the astounding unpreparedness of the United States may change the momentum of the Democratic primaries and the essence of U.S. health insurance.

Why Hillary Clinton might still be nominated as presidential candidate by the Democratic Party.

What the Democrats must do to avoid Donald Trump’s reelection in 2020.