What Happens When the Monroe Doctrine Meets the Global Supply Chain Donald Trump’s plan to take Greenland rests on an idea that should have been retired along with sailcloth and powdered wigs.¹ The Monroe Doctrine —now casually revived in…

How Trump Turned American Commitments Into a Strategic Variable The first time you hear it said out loud, it lands like a hairline crack in a load-bearing beam: With this U.S.

administration, we can’t rely on anything.

Trump’s endowment tax targets the universities that train scientists, regulators, and medical leaders—and slows the system that produces them.

The smell comes first: hot dust and steam, the metallic breath of a radiator waking up inside…

A Blueprint for Replacing America’s Health Care System With One That Works It starts the way so many American health care stories start now: with a calendar.¹ Not a diagnosis.

Not a lab result.

Why Canada can no longer build its future on American stability Maybe it’s presumptuous for an American to offer advice to Canada.

Fine.

An hourglass economy—with all the sand rushing to the top.

I read everything Paul Krugman writes.