Michael Hirsh

Iran discovered his Achilles’ heel—a market slump.

A property developer who sought to remake skylines in his image is now doing the same to the global order.

The “rules-based international order” may prove stronger than Trump—or anyone else—realizes.

Following his remarks to the World Economic Forum in Davos, President Trump posted on Truth Social that he and Secretary General of NATO Mark Rutte have formed the "framework of a future deal" on Greenland. Co-host of MS NOW's "Morning Joe",

He’s exposed fatal divisions in the “West” even as Russians still back his Ukraine invasion.

At home and abroad, his autocratic approach is starting to run aground.

For decades, the party has been mostly counterpunching against the right with no real agenda of its own.

The Pentagon is racing to integrate AI into its weapons system to keep up with China and Russia. Where will that lead?

The temptation to use U.S. military power can be great, even for an “America First” president.

First it humiliated the Arabs, then the Iranians—but Israel still needs Trump.

By embracing Syria’s Sharaa, Trump sanctifies Arab autocracy.

No U.S. president has ever surrendered global power so quickly.

It’s the exact wrong moment in history for nations to stop cooperating—but AI might yet help us.

The threat of U.S. withdrawal has prompted countries around the world — from Germany to South Korea — to talk about building their own nuclear arsenals.

Smart trade policy could help restore jobs, but the president’s carpet-bomb approach portends disaster.

Paul Dans, the ousted director of Project 2025, says he’s delighted that Trump is implementing his agenda after all.

One U.S. president deferred too much to Zelensky, while the other is trying to dictate terms.

After J.D. Vance’s bizarre speech, a word synonymous with appeasement may now signal the voluntary surrender of global hegemony.