FOREIGN POLICY
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Erdogan Pitches Himself as Muslim World’s New Leader
The Turkish leader wants to supplant Saudi Arabia as the so-called leader of the Islamic world.
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Butterfly Effect: “Law and Order” at Home, “Let it Burn” Abroad
Look beyond America's borders, and Trump’s message heading into November is the exact opposite of what he's peddling domestically.
The New + the Next
The Rise of China’s Tea Diplomacy
As its increasingly muscular approach worries other nations, China is turning to tea to calm their nerves.
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Butterfly Effect: In a Trump 2.0, MBZ Could Be the New MBS
The US president is hedging his bets in the Middle East, and he’s not depending only on Saudi Arabia.
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The Carlos Watson Show
The Carlos Watson Show brings bold, impactful conversations with culture-defining celebrities, intellectual pioneers and changemakers, spotlighting the voices you need to hear to make sense of this important time in American history.
News + Politics
Sunday Magazine: Go Inside Trump's Second Term
What happens if Donald Trump win's reelection? Today's Sunday Magazine takes you on a journey into the not-too-distant future.
Opinion
Turning a Blind Eye Internationally Will Cost Us
These are just some of the bigger global changes hiding in plain view.
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Butterfly Effect: China Doublespeak Will Backfire on America
The Trump administration wants to woo ordinary Chinese and Iranian citizens — while restricting their entry to America.
The New + the Next
The Race to Be the Next TikTok
There's a $6 billion market already up for grabs, and it's likely to grow.
News + Politics
The Trouble With the Trump Administration’s ‘Sayonara’ Foreign Policy
The US president is great at ripping things up.
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Butterfly Effect: Guess Who's Scared of Trump? His Populist Friends
It's great if your enemies fear you.
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Butterfly Effect: Tulsa's Empty Stands Will Embolden China
At a moment when everyone thought Beijing would be on the defensive, it is donning a more aggressive posture than we've seen in decades.