Lincoln Mitchell looks back on the life of Senator Dianne Feinstein, and reflects on the impact of her public service. 

President Santiago Peña MPA-EPM ’03 discusses election and policy and recalls his time at Columbia. 

Adjunct Professor Ian Bremmer looks ahead to January's election in Taiwan. While most voters may prefer to keep China at arm's length, Bremmer writes that the further worsening of relations — the most likely outcome — will be bad for both sides.  

Senior Research Scholar Timothy Naftali comments on the precedent being set by lawmakers who have come to view impeachment as another tool of partisan warfare.  

Professor Suresh Naidu comments on how the increased publicity about labor unions is helping their success. 

Senior Research Scholar Timothy Naftali says President Biden's speech in Tempe, Arizona, underscores the reasons he's running for president.

Angel Ornelas is an MIA student concentrating in Urban and Social Policy and dual specializing in International Organization and United Nations Studies and Gender Public Policy.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken salutes Secretary Clinton, highlighting how during her time in the role she used diplomacy to spread human rights values across the world.

Professor Joseph Stiglitz says the economic theories pushed by Western democracies that provide the basis of globalization and underlie the WTO have been "totally discredited” by the enormous inequalities that resulted. “The US wrote the rules, but the old international rules-based trading system is broken and it will be hard to repair.”