It’s not Turkey’s economic future but its present politics that weighs most heavily on Erdogan. And Putin can lighten or increase his burden at will.

Senator Carl Levin talks to TAI about his legacy and current trends.

Elites have pushed policies that go against the basic sense of identity, security, common sense, and morality of many citizens.

Everybody prays, whether they know it or not.

British citizens will be voting on June 23 on a question that will affect not just their political futures and Europe’s, but America’s as well.

In all areas of human endeavor, perhaps, save one.

America’s great age of growth is over and discontentment drives our politics. Yet there’s hope of modest economic advances, if only we clear the way.

What Pope Francis, Prince Charles, Patriarch Bartholomew, Mother Teresa, Patriarch Kirill, and the next President of the United States have in common.

Putin is re-writing the past to justify authoritarianism in the present.

Overwhelmed by Puccini’s magnificent Madama Butterfly, from 700 miles away.