The Globalist

Why does such a high degree of corrosive disunity persist in the United States?

Did the era of divided U.S. government really only begin when the Republicans took over the House?

Is President Obama the only man who can plug the hole in American governance?

With nostalgia budding for happier times, why should Americans look back on 1995 with fond memories?

How might the current gridlock in the U.S. Senate eventually be resolved?

Has the United States fallen victim to another BSE syndrome, this time in the political sphere?

How will the current decade be described in history books?

Is the United States still the storied melting pot of cultures, or is it developing into something more?

Might it be John McCain — and not Barack Obama — who is best able to forge a bipartisan governing coalition?

Is anti-immigrant resentment meant to deflect attention from economic stagnation?