The baby boomer dream of tanning on the beach is fading as temperatures rise. We are going to have to reinvent July and August.

The strategy of aligning democracies against autocracies could have an American Achilles’ heel.

Today’s geopolitics and economics have more in common with the 17th century than the 20th. Is that a greater threat to the democracies or the autocracies?

In the global struggle between the Eurasian “Heartland” and the US-led "Rimland," there's trouble ahead.

Will electric vehicles change the world as much as railroads and internal-combustion engines did in centuries past.

“De-risking” is Washington's new word for detente. It's the right strategy as China's economy slows and its social problems grow.

Rumors of the death of the US currency are as exaggerated as they are frequently repeated.

The Cassandras are out in force claiming artificial intelligence will be the end of mankind. They have a very good point.

Responding to bank failures in 1972 and 1984, the Federal Reserve pursued two very different paths, with very different consequences for inflation.