The enduring strength of U.S. institutions and civil society will mean less the “fundamental transformation” promoted by Trump supporters and more a “heated transition”—though still with uncertain consequences.
It’s award season, and one of the most talked about movies of the year is La La Land. The Washington, DC version of the movie stars Sean Spicer and Kellyanne Conway.
It’s clear that a new wave of protectionism is likely next. The WTO may be our best hope for avoiding a trade war.
Some of the people slated to enter the administration have made a career peddling theories of Islamist threats in our hemisphere. There are genuine reasons for concern, but not for the disproven assertions many have been pitching for years.
This is obviously not the actual official commemorative coin for Trump’s inauguration, but we just couldn’t help getting our own two cents in here.
India’s Integrated Child Development Scheme (ICDS) has consistently failed to meet its objectives in reducing poverty. The reason: the unrealistic expectations and burdens placed on the under-trained community leaders.
Here is the text of the written answers on U.S. policy toward Latin America and the Caribbean Rex Tillerson submitted to the Senate for his confirmation hearing. The answers cover Mexico, the Colombia peace process, the opening to Cuba and human rights, and political prisoners in Venezuela, among other topics.
In a new series, different authors will look at President Trump’s promises and proposed policies that will affect Latin America and Hispanics: their possibility of being adopted and their impact. First up: re-negotiating NAFTA.
False news has become the new claim to discredit anything that you don’t agree with. Here Rep. Lamar Smith smeared a correct interpretation of an honest, factual report that he misinterpreted as “fake news.”
President Macri’s government is resetting the country’s economy and its relationships with China, Russia, the U.S. and multilateral organizations. So, how’s he doing so far?
