Analysis

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.

At the Warsaw Security Forum, Trump’s diesel deal and domestic tensions clouded conversations between European and American leaders.

Geopolitical developments are having disruptive impacts on Midwestern agriculture.

When wars disrupt the trade of not just food but energy, history shows a deepening of hunger follows.

To address global hunger, Congress must reinvest in public research and development.

Experts examine how conflict, trade, AI, and declining agricultural research investment are reshaping global food systems, and what it means for the Midwest and the world.