The Globalist

The U.S.’s embarrassing problems with something as basic as voter registration should serve as a wake-up call.

Will the 45th U.S. President live out his remaining years in a comfortable palace, surrounded by fawning courtiers who pledge obedience to him as their rightful leader?

Is this really the time to “humor” the outgoing U.S. President by allowing him slowly to come to terms with reality — like a little boy?

To explain how Trump almost pulled off his reelection requires a deep dive into the less familiar buildings blocks of American culture.

Never has it occurred that one man, in four short years, would nearly shatter everything that the US stood for.

When faced with his own Rubicon moment, will Trump provoke a crisis or will he stand down?

Julius Caesar’s and Donald Trump’s outsized ambition and lack of scruples turned them into dangers to republican values and institutions. But how were they different?

In their ruthless pursuit of power and self-aggrandizement, both Caesar and Trump run roughshod over laws and norms.

Not to make light of the epochal challenge to deny Donald Trump a second term, but U.S. society has successfully risen to doomsday challenges before.

Why collective responsibility is the essence of democratic politics.