Last week, the Trump administration released its National Security Strategy, and inside is a direct break from the transatlantic security framework that has guided American policy since 1945. Trump calls it a correction to decades of American overreach; however, in reality, it discards the shared institutional order that kept the United States and Europe prosperous, secure, and politically stable for generations. In it, Trump shares a worldview defined by suspicion of establi

If you’re an editor with an agenda, you’ll likely spin the news with a biased headline that captures your viewpoint and hides key details. That’s burying the lede. Tuesday's special election drew two main headlines. Fox News reported, “ Trump-backed Republican keeps crucial congressional seat in GOP hands,”  while Huffington Post wrote, “ Republicans Narrowly Hang On In Tennessee Special Election.”  Both are accurate, but the details matter. What Fox News fails to point out i

While no one expects ideological convergence any time soon, both sides are inching (centimetering?) towards each other.   European leaders are trying to avoid placing too many restrictions on AI to encourage innovation, while American regulators are quietly borrowing some European ideas on transparency and accountability.  If there will be convergence, it will be through trade, as American products will be made according to stricter guidelines...