The Globalist

For House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, it comes down to this: “To Impeach or not to impeach. That is the question.”

Why is standing up to one-man rule and presidential nepotism actively pursued among AK Party grandees in Turkey, but not by Republicans in the U.S.?

Why does the sitting U.S. President continue to praise Putin and show him great signs of deference?

When Ocasio-Cortez calls for “Medicare for All,” the right calls her a socialist. But a large segment of the US electorate may be ready for a bit of socialism.

Trumpism may be closer to Soviet communism than you think.

In the U.S., there is no one left who has not formed an opinion on Donald Trump. That’s a problem for Republicans in 2020.

Democratic control of the House of Representatives offers Republicans the chance to redeem themselves and begin the process of healing a dangerously divided country.

Despite the Democrats’ gains, the United States is structurally a remarkably conservative country. Republicans have the tools to defend themselves for decades to come.

In the U.S., we have moved to event-driven elections. Republicans could very well hold on to both houses of Congress.

What a dead Swiss novelist teaches us about the everyday men and women who are the willing, but unwitting accomplices of Donald Trump.