President Donald Trump’s policies have primarily focused on consolidating his own power and benefiting his allies, thus demonstrably eroding democratic institutions and violating human rights.
Defying longstanding norms, the Trump administration is openly bragging about empire.
The Iran debate is increasingly about the limits and costs of war—and the relationship between Washington’s interests and Israel’s priorities.
The indictment of Raul Castro is the latest in a string of escalations aimed at building pretext for a U.S. invasion of the island nation.
Congress has the power to authorize the sale, and right now it doesn’t look likely.
Leaders in Latin America are choosing between George Washington and Donald Trump.
The threat of a far-right capture of the American historical narrative is not the greatest crisis facing the United States but, rather, the determination of the U.S. president to obtain absolute power.
Will Trump and company ever be held accountable for their graft and will their corruption have an enduring impact on political institutions?
Trump promised not to drag the United States into a Middle East quagmire. Now he must deal with the consequences of his self-inflicted war.
Hedging their bets against Donald Trump is pushing the two countries together.