United States Archive

The controversial arrest of a drug cartel kingpin could strain U.S.-Mexico relations at a particularly sensitive moment.

Whether he’s out of new ideas or truly believes that what he did before worked, Trump’s second-term foreign policy will copy his first term exactly.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu is increasingly alienating a Democratic Party. He risks damaging U.S.-Israel relations long-term.

With Biden out of the U.S. presidential race, American Jews are now vetting Kamala Harris’ stance on Israel and antisemitism.

No matter who the next U.S. president is, the strong trans-Atlantic relationship that defined Joe Biden’s era will soon be over.

President Biden’s decision to drop out of the 2024 presidential election essentially closes the book on his stewardship of U.S. foreign policy.

Across the West, conventional indicators suggest things aren’t so bad. So why are so many Western democracies experiencing populist backlashes?

Washington and Beijing have adopted radically different strategies to win the battle over the semiconductor industry. Both have significant flaws.

The failed assassination against Donald Trump will only further undermine faith in the U.S. among Washington’s allies abroad.

How will the failed assassination attempt on Trump affect the U.S. presidential race? Look to Brazil’s Bolsonaro and Argentina’s Fernandez.

The Supreme Court’s ruling on presidential immunity isn’t going to spell the end of the U.S. republic. But it also isn’t completely innocuous.

This year’s NATO summit takes place at a moment of flux for both sides of the alliance’s political-military equation.

The U.S. Air Force is developing a new program to maintain its airspace dominance. But the program may already be in peril.