The Globalist

On the dangers of the ill-considered passions of a constituency provoked by demagogues.

Every voting bloc and interest group in America by now has reason enough to vote down Trump.

Another tell-tale chapter about vast abuses and the pressing need for an intense debate about the “winners and losers of globalization.”

The cost of letting US policy be determined primarily by the ambitions of Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Turkey.

Why comparisons of Donald Trump and his minions to those of Adolf Hitler can be both deeply unsettling, and yet all too appropriate

Trump can win this election. If he does, it will be because of Hillary’s steadfast refusal to take principled stands on any issue.

A Q&A on demographic shifts and voting trends among U.S. Hispanics

How the killing of a former Chilean ambassador in Washington, DC became a watershed moment in the West’s struggle against terrorism.

Four reasons why the world community should stop paying so much attention to the U.S. presidential elections.

How the 1888 elections decided the protectionist course of U.S. economic expansion for decades to come.