Rethinking how Europe can lead peacekeeping in Ukraine
What would make this concept viable?
Russia’s Ukraine ‘peace’ plan may be doomed from the start
History shows settlements need local consent to endure.
Ukrainians don’t think much of Putin’s ‘peace’ plan
Our surveys from earlier this summer show overwhelming opposition to a Russian land grab.
How do Americans see U.S. support for Ukraine?
A new survey examines the “guns vs. butter” argument.
Three big takeaways from that “One Big Beautiful Bill”
Republican tactics seem likely to weaken the Senate – and make fiscal crisis more likely.
Trump still wants to buy Greenland. He’s making a dangerous mistake.
Trump doesn’t seem to understand that nations don’t buy and sell territory any more.
Paying for the green transition
If Trump and the Republicans win, it may be the end of the green transition in the U.S., argues Mark Blyth.
If seated, a Cherokee delegate could make a big difference in Congress
If the House agrees to seat the delegate, it would fulfill a nearly 200-year-old treaty obligation with the Cherokee Nation.
What Mary Peltola’s win in Alaska may mean for Indian country
Rep.-elect Peltola joins the U.S. House of Representatives this week and is on the ballot again in November.