Biden may not be fully responsible for what happened at the U.S. southern border during his administration. But Trump is indeed fully responsible for what is—and is not—happening today.
Biden may not be fully responsible for what happened at the U.S. southern border during his administration. But Trump is indeed fully responsible for what is—and is not—happening today.
The border-industrial complex is booming.
President Biden’s Gaza policy leaves the Middle East in flames.
Administration officials are proud of their legacy. They shouldn’t be.
Biden’s bear hug of Netanyahu caused Washington’s Mideast policy to crash and burn.
Contrary to what cynics say, average people can still change history through the simple act of voting.
Regardless of the outcome in November, U.S. foreign policy cannot square the circle of a decline in relative U.S. power in a multipolar, ever-more illiberal world.
Each man’s priority is to lead a dominant U.S. empire.
The United States and China are still treading on the precipice.
Biden and Xi urgently need to go to a couples counselor to air their grievances, identify mutual interests, and commit to the process of getting to maybe.