A political doctor delivers vague political prognoses.

As tensions continue to rise throughout the country, the national inflation rate is expected to reach 2,000% by 2018.

“Free” healthcare and education in Cuba needs the qualification of quotation marks, according to a Miami-based author, because the services are not actually “free” in the scheme of things.

What does a regime change in Mexico mean? What is necessary to address the issues that need to be addressed?

The days leading up to the election were scenes that should never be forgotten. A critical analysis of how it generated a collective climate of tension, fear, and fury is needed.

Many expected that the increase in free access to information through the internet would allow greater individual liberties and the reinforcement of democratic principles.

A recent survey by the Pew Research Center posed the question, “Is your country’s current economic situation worse or better?”

Electronic voting booths are a certainty in Argentina, but they can prove yet another example in the country’s very dark political history.

Our civilization has certainly had its fair share of missteps in the past. But as a people we cannot look ahead without recognizing how far we have already come. 

Recently, the magazine American Affairs published an essay entitled “The New Class Struggle?” by economist and director and founder of the program for economic growth at the New America Institute, Michael Lind. Not everyone agrees with his ideas.