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The fractures in American democracy are visible as the threat from extremely conservative groups supporting former president Donald Trump looms large.
The recent decision of the US Supreme Court with respect to the abortion rights of women has led critics to call for reconsideration
Political polarisation gnaws at American democracy from within as mutual intolerance has drastically increased in the United States.
Today’s US democracy is still plagued by factionalism as the legacy of the Capitol insurrection continues to endure
Whether the American people can withstand the repercussions of a full-fledged trade war with China for long is unclear — but Trump and now Pence are
The legacy of Trumpism must be undone if US democracy has to successfully graduate from its stress test.
Internally, Trump has already indicated his administration will differ markedly from his prior one. Many key figures from his first term, such as John Kelly and John Bolton, have either distanced themselves from him or openly opposed his leadership, suggesting a fresh team with potentially distinct policy goals. This shift could result in notable changes across domestic and foreign policy fronts. The entry of people like Elon Musk, Vivek Ramaswam
