Opinion

In a recent episode of the tragicomedy that is the Trump administration, Steve Witkoff plays the role of a coach on how Russia can get its way in the Ukraine war negotiations. His first…
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Miami Rep. Salazar chose not to join the push for transparency when it mattered and in the shadow of Miami’s own painful brush with the Epstein story.
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If you live in Miami, you’ve probably seen it with your own eyes. Walk through downtown—off Flagler Street, near the almost billion-dollar, taxpayer-funded courthouse. You’ll find…
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The establishment wing of the party has once again sold out the people they were elected to represent.
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Petro has spoken of deeper cooperation across the Colombia-Venezuela border, economic integration, and a shared front against foreign intervention.
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The problem with J. D. Vance is not that he fails to understand constitutional law. It’s that he does understand it and prefers a different version.
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A study by the firm Reputation Lab polled people in 60 major countries, and found that the United States has a very bad reputation. The US ranking fell from what was already a low rank…
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Since the outbreak of Israel’s war, there has been a curious preoccupation in Israeli political discourse with finding the right name for it.
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There is no shortage of failed peace plans in occupied Palestine, all of them incorporating detailed phases and timelines, going back to the presidency of Jimmy Carter. They end the…
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When a nation offers peace and economic partnership, most governments listen. But not Washington—at least not under the influence of Secretary of State Marco Rubio, whose hardline…
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