List of North America articles
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King Abdullah II and Crown Prince Hussein of Jordan welcome European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President António Costa during the first-ever summit held between Jordan and the European Union in Amman, Jordan, on Jan. 8. The World Is Adjusting to an Unreliable United States
Years of accumulated trust are being spent for short-term leverage.
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A protester is seen burning an image of Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of Iran. Is the Iran Crisis Over?
Trump said the killing has stopped, but a lot is up in the air.
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U.S. Republican Sen. Todd Young gestures while speaking to reporters inside the U.S. Capitol Building. How Trump’s Pressure Tactics Sank the Venezuela War Powers Debate
Senate Republicans successfully used a controversial procedural tactic to strip a war powers resolution of its privileged status.
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A person wearing a red cap that reads "Make Iran Great Again." Faulty Assumptions About Iran Have Driven a Failed U.S. Policy
Believing that the clerical regime could be pragmatic was a mistake.
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This photo illustration shows a visa stamp on a foreign passport in Los Angeles on June 6, 2020. U.S. Suspends Immigrant Visa Processing for 75 Countries
Trump is escalating his immigration crackdown as he gears up for a second year back in office.
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A close-up shot of a screen shows several AI-generated images, including a close-up shot of a woman dressed as a character from the anime Sailor Moon and another image of two children riding bicycles. Elon Musk’s X Is in Deep Trouble Over Deepfake Porn
Grok is being used to make abusive and illegal images.
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People gather during protest in Tehran. Why a U.S. Attack on Iran Would Backfire
Trump has threatened strikes in support of anti-regime protesters.
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An photo collage illustration shows Donald Trump pointing toward buildings with case falling around them. Semiconductor chips also make up the scene. Red bars overlay the cream-colored background behind the photos. Trump’s State Capitalism, by the Numbers
The companies and sectors where the U.S. president has taken a government stake.
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A picture taken in Goma, on July 25, 2022 shows fire set by protesters burning in front of United Nations Mission for the Stabilisation of Congo (MONUSCO) Headquarters. The World Minus One Will Be a Mess
Multilateral cooperation will struggle to survive in Washington’s absence.
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Donald Trump holds an umbrella. Trump’s Fantastical Geopolitics
The White House’s aggressive posture is already pushing other countries to seek strength in numbers.
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A woman visits a makeshift memorial honoring Renee Nicole Good outside a home on Portland Avenue South in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Claims of Vehicular Terrorism in Minnesota Don’t Hold Up
The U.S. government is adopting dangerous language to justify unlawful killing.
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Flowers and a placard showing a drawing of a tombstone with "RIP USAID 1961-2005" on it are seen on the ground in front of the USAID agency seal. U.S. Congress to Provide Billions More in Foreign Aid Than Sought by Trump
The spending bill is a mix of rebuttal and acceptance of Trump’s efforts to overhaul the foreign affairs bureaucracy.
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An overhead view shows the prow of a massive cargo ship stacked with rows of neatly organized shipping containers in a variety of colors. The water below is dark, nearly black. Tariffs Have Hurt, Not Helped, the U.S. Economy
And they will likely play an even bigger role in 2026.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell tour the Federal Reserve’s $2.5 billion headquarters renovation project in Washington, D.C. Trump and the Fed Are Now at War
The White House risks gutting the independence of the world’s most important central bank in its quest for cheap money.
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An illustration shows a fountain pen cap with a gun coming out of the end of it instead of a pen. America’s War Chest in Waiting
Washington's new tool of statecraft is a $200 billion checkbook.
