Politics
Trump endorsements—no slam dunk so far
By Elaine KamarckIt should come as no surprise to observers of Donald Trump’s political career, that his endorsements in the...
April is Second Chance Month
By Keesha MiddlemassFor the third year in a row, in 2021, President Biden declared April as Second Chance Month for...
From fragility to resilience: Recommendations for implementing the US global fragility strategy
By George Ingram, Jonathan PapoulidisThe U.S. Global Fragility Act (GFA) is groundbreaking legislation that elevates the challenges of fragility. It...
Institutions, informality, and conflict in the Sahel: The case for Mali
By Ahmadou Aly Mbaye, Nancy BenjaminAbstract The Sahel is a place of longstanding traditions currently coping with global networks of...
Police surveillance and facial recognition: Why data privacy is an imperative for communities of color
By Nicol Turner Lee, Caitlin ChinIntroduction Governments and private companies have a long history of collecting data from civilians, often...
America after Roe v. Wade
By Elaine KamarckNot since the days of Jim Crow—when some states segregated African Americans in public places and others didn’t—have...
How America can get big things done: A conversation with Will Hurd
Navigating the complex policy challenges of the 21st century will require a new American strategy that can operationalize and uphold...
López Obrador’s flirtation with Russia risks worsening US-Mexican relations
By Arturo SarukhanSince the early days of Russia’s premeditated and unjustified invasion of Ukraine, Mexico has been raising eyebrows and...
The state of international cooperation and multilateralism: A conversation with Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield, representative of the United States to the United Nations
Global sociopolitical and economic difficulties abound. The COVID-19 pandemic lingers in many parts of the world, and despite some progress,...
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