Once upon a time, American presidents called out "evil empires." Now, Trump is too shy to call Vladimir Putin a dictator.

In the United States, the paradox reaches its extreme: the assault on the Capitol in January 2021 was carried out in the name of democracy. The protesters claimed to be defending a democracy that had ...

The world's superpowers have developed a seemingly insatiable appetite for the critical minerals that are essential to the ongoing energy and digital transitions, including rare-earth metals (for ...

Aside from the exceedingly disturbing daily news coverage about the ongoing genocide in Palestine, Putin’s war on Ukraine – and the ...

Australia is emerging as a significant non-China source for gallium metal, a critical mineral for advanced technologies, through initiatives like Alcoa's joint development and Critical Metals Corp's ...

In Trump’s “America First” calculus, we don’t need friends — because we can get what we want through threats and punishments.

In this episode of Tax Notes Talk, Alan Cole of the Tax Foundation discusses the international tax provisions in the One Big ...

America leads a pro-crypto shift while China retreats, and new “sovereign innovators” like El Salvador chart bold paths.

Mutations in Grow a Garden are applied to crops as variations and are the best way to maximize their value. Mutations can occur randomly, be brought on by ...

Not one of Trump’s “deals,” the chaotic, almost certainly worthless and delusional transactions that involve the president ...

Mike Sfraga is a former U.S. ambassador to the Arctic who recently stepped into the interim chancellor role at University of ...