Commentary

"I don't see this as a huge foreign policy election," Council President and CEO Leslie Vinjamuri says, pointing to other issues like affordability and corruption. "[But] I think generally people haven't been pleased with foreign policy because it's been disruptive and it's affected them."

"In both parties, there's a generational shift away from Israel," Council Managing Director and Chair of Public Opinion and Foreign Policy Dina Smeltz tells Fox 32.

"The Iran war is deeply unpopular, and people see its impacts here at home," Council President and CEO Leslie Vinjamuri tells Bloomberg.

Moving forward, business leaders around the world will need to overhaul their export and import strategies.

David Lammy says he told Keir Starmer he expected Donald Trump to win the 2024 election. In a live Deep Dish conversation, the former UK deputy prime minister and foreign secretary discusses navigating Trump's return, rebuilding ties with Europe, and Britain's changing role in the world.

America’s allies are watching the US midterm elections closely and preparing for potential foreign policy shifts.

Today’s rising inflation, debt, and economic problems are nearly entirely self-inflicted.

With federal regulation hanging in the balance, powerful AI companies are backing candidates on both sides of the aisle in a bid for control.

While the US midterm elections may spark congressional action on tariffs, Washington is backed into a corner in the Middle East.

Taiwan and AI will serve as litmus tests for how the next Congress wants to engage with Beijing.