Vuvuzela Democracy
South Africans are about to head to the polls–and cast their votes in one of the most consequential elections for the democratic world this year.
Do No Harm–and More Good
When healthcare giants and elite universities stray from their mission to do good, should these nonprofit titans lose their tax privileges?
A Church at War
The Moscow-linked Ukrainian Orthodox Church has drawn the ire of the Ukrainian government, leaving church congregants in a tough place.
Can Congress Prevent Trump From Exiting NATO?
Congress has tried multiple times—and failed—to prevent the executive branch from exiting other major treaties.
The Giants of the Economists’ Century
The careers of the 20th century’s two most influential economists, John Maynard Keynes and Milton Friedman, are a study in contrasts but also in similarities.
Next Up: Authoritarian-Friendly AI
Russia and China are racing to develop AI models that only promote certain narratives. If Western firms aren't careful, they'll walk into the same trap.
Less European Butter, More Guns
If Europeans want to keep their continent safe, they'll need to make different choices over what their tax euros are spent on.
Dare To Know
On Immanuel Kant's 300th birthday, has American society had any success in following his bold dictum, Sapere Aude?
