Volume Three of the Pumphrett Papers.

With Trump’s ignorance of the region qualifying as encyclopedic, confusion cannot be far behind.

Greens are spooked by Trump’s nomination of Scott Pruitt. Should they be?

Let’s conduct a little thought experiment: What if the 2016 race had come down to Dick Cheney vs. Al Sharpton?

The markets have reacted positively to Trump’s election, but if he doesn’t articulate an economic philosophy, that will soon change.

Nationalism and populism may overlap, but they are not identical.

Western policymakers need to get comfortable with the fact that the Turkish Republic as we have known it is no more.

The futures of England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland are still up in the air.

An earlier essay looked at how a policy of boosting domestic energy production could help Donald Trump turn his presidency into a landmark in American political history. This essay looks at an even larger opportunity: revamping the American Dream for millennials and beyond.

The most important lesson, for both foreign leaders and domestic foreign policy analysts, is that the Obama era in American foreign policy has come to an end.