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The Trump administration’s cavalier approach to the rule of law is the end of an era.

Will the dream of indigenous technology be co-opted for political control?

Ralph Nader and the Watergate Babies challenged aging House chairmen.

Rapid geopolitical change requires an urgent debate in Japan.

The bloc is beginning to have some agency—as long as you don’t mention China.

For Europe, continued war is perhaps not entirely unwelcome.

Senators say Rubio told them the 28-point plan was not a U.S. product, only for the secretary to claim the reverse.

Trump’s attacks hit a “new low,” the head of the Committee to Protect Journalists said.

Zelensky said he’s being asked to decide between Ukraine losing its dignity or losing a key partner.

Moscow’s situation is better, but new sanctions could do serious damage.

A revised draft agreement omits any mention of fossil fuels, the leading cause of global warming.

Environmentalist Bill McKibben on the incredible growth of clean energy in 2025.

The White House may soon preside over the first negotiated defeat of a modern democracy.

Under Trump 2.0, a new book by policymaking heavyweights is an exercise in absurdity.

From medieval Europe to the Trump era, life really does imitate art.