Americas
North and South American politics, migration pressure, cartels, institutional stress, and regional power.
38 Reports
How Christian Zionists Came to Shape American Foreign Policy on Israel
Inside the evangelical movement that, more than AIPAC, drives US policy on Israel, Jerusalem, and the West Bank, and the cracks now forming in it.
Who Profits From the Iran War: Inside the Trades That Cashed In Early
Anonymous traders made millions betting on the Iran war's twists. How the bets worked, why they look like insider trading, and what regulators can do.
Are Europe's Populist Parties Stumbling? The Limits of the Far-Right Surge
Election setbacks, infighting and a Trump backlash have stalled Europe's populist right. But the grievances that fuelled its rise remain unresolved.
Is Marco Rubio Becoming Trump's Heir Apparent for 2028?
Once mocked as Little Marco, Secretary of State Marco Rubio has eclipsed JD Vance as the front-runner to inherit Trump's MAGA movement in 2028.
Why Mexico's Cartels Are So Powerful: Four Presidencies, One Failing State Equation
How four Mexican presidencies and radically different strategies all failed to break the cartels, and why the violence keeps escalating.
An American Water Crisis Is Coming: The Colorado River Reckoning
More than forty million Americans depend on a drying Colorado River, and the leaders who manage it have missed every deadline to fix the crisis.
Peru's Permanent Crisis: How a Corrupt Elite Broke Six Presidents in a Decade
Inside Peru's decade of revolving-door presidents, endemic corruption, deadly protest crackdowns, and the rise of organized crime ahead of the 2026 vote.
ICE Shootings and the Second Amendment: The Crack in Trump's Base
Two deadly Minneapolis ICE-era shootings, and the killing of a lawful gun carrier, opened the first real fracture between Trump and his Second Amendment base.
Europe's Plan for Dealing With Trump Backfired. What Comes Next?
A year of flattering Trump produced only tariff threats and a Greenland crisis. Now Europe confronts the question it spent decades avoiding: what leverage does it have?
Did Trump Just Break the Federal Reserve? Inside the Powell Subpoena Crisis
The DOJ has subpoenaed the Fed and threatened Jerome Powell with indictment. Inside the test of whether American central bank independence can hold.
Cuba on the Brink: How Maduro's Capture Severed Havana's Lifeline
After U.S. forces seized Maduro and choked off Venezuelan oil, Cuba faces its worst crisis in decades. Inside the energy collapse, exodus, and what comes next.
How Does Trump Plan to Run Venezuela? Inside the Post-Maduro Power Map
After US forces captured Nicolas Maduro, Washington backed his own vice president to run Venezuela. Here is who holds power now, and why.