By Stephan Richter and Ryan O’Connell
Republicans increasingly force U.S. corporations to act as a kind of extra-parliamentary opposition to protect their brands and consumer appeal.
Republicans increasingly force U.S. corporations to act as a kind of extra-parliamentary opposition to protect their brands and consumer appeal.
The post US Corporations: The US’s New Principled Liberals? appeared first on The Globalist.
By Jeff Faux
Why only a Marshall Plan for Central America has a shot at dealing with the region — and why it makes political and economic sense.
Why only a Marshall Plan for Central America has a shot at dealing with the region — and why it makes political and economic sense.
The post Immigration: Biden’s Biggest Foreign Policy Test appeared first on The Globalist.
By Stephan Richter and Alexei Bayer
Yet more evidence that US Republicans are close soul mates of Russia’s President when it comes to restraining democracy.
Yet more evidence that US Republicans are close soul mates of Russia’s President when it comes to restraining democracy.
The post The US Republicans’ Putin-Style “Managed” Democracy appeared first on The Globalist.
By Michael Maccoby and Dan Morgan
No government can guarantee our happiness. That depends on our own efforts and luck. But government can make it harder or easier to attain happiness.
No government can guarantee our happiness. That depends on our own efforts and luck. But government can make it harder or easier to attain happiness.
The post US: Can Pursuing Happiness, as the Founders Defined It, Bring Us Together? appeared first on The Globalist.
By Stephan Richter
The German legal system offers a perfect way out of a great U.S. legal conundrum during Trump’s second impeachment trial.
The German legal system offers a perfect way out of a great U.S. legal conundrum during Trump’s second impeachment trial.
The post Mr. Leahy, Why Not Go to the Supreme Court? appeared first on The Globalist.
By George R. Tyler
How to Make Washington, D.C. the 51st U.S. State.
How to Make Washington, D.C. the 51st U.S. State.
The post Mr. Biden: Opt for D.C. Statehood Now appeared first on The Globalist.
By George R. Tyler
In many ways, the case for Puerto Rican statehood is equally compelling as that for Washington, D.C.
In many ways, the case for Puerto Rican statehood is equally compelling as that for Washington, D.C.
The post Rewarding Sacrifice, Valor and Patriotism: Statehood for Puerto Rico appeared first on The Globalist.
By Brian K. Muzás
After the shameful events of the afternoon of January 6th, 2021, can we reconcile U.S. exceptionalism with the disgraceful invasion of the U.S. Capitol? The short answer is no.
After the shameful events of the afternoon of January 6th, 2021, can we reconcile U.S. exceptionalism with the disgraceful invasion of the U.S. Capitol? The short answer is no.
The post US Exceptionalism is Dead: Long Live US Uniqueness? appeared first on The Globalist.
By Steven Hill
In the aftermath of the attack on the Capitol, incited and planned over platforms like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, many are calling for changes.
In the aftermath of the attack on the Capitol, incited and planned over platforms like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, many are calling for changes.
The post How to Deal with US Social Media: Mr. Biden, Revoke Section 230 appeared first on The Globalist.
By Uwe Bott and Stephan Richter
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is spineless and acts irresponsible for commercial reasons, except for brief moments.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is spineless and acts irresponsible for commercial reasons, except for brief moments.
The post Mark Zuckerberg: Lindsey Graham’s Improbable Twin appeared first on The Globalist.
