The Globalist

How the United States can once again become a Middle East power broker

Saudi Arabia is the Western world’s greatest security threat.

The Fed’s current interest rate increases are to tamp down the possibly very dangerous effects of fiscal recklessness during a time of a booming U.S. economy.

How U.S. President Donald Trump plays Brett Kavanaugh, Rod Rosenstein and Robert Mueller to end having a U.S. government that is accountable to the American people.

It can feel very rewarding emotionally to blame Mexicans (and other foreigners) for one’s economic plight. It is far less satisfying to yell at robots.

The surprisingly strong interest rate hike in Turkey makes a recession even more likely.

Solutions exist for Trump to address the U.S. trade deficit effectively. But he will never implement them.

For over 30 years now, the Democrats have allowed the Republicans to define them. No wonder then that the Democrats often fall short during election times.

Far from strengthening the U.S. economy, Trump’s punitive tariffs destroy global supply chains.

The events near Chang Rai powerfully underscore that a “global community” very much exists – and that it can have very positive effects on the lives and well-being of people.