What Will a Trump Presidency Look Like?
A University of Chicago law professor foresees a potential disconnect between image and reality.
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The ‘Collateral Damage’ of Obama’s Cuba Policy
How the closure of a little-known program linked to “wet foot, dry foot” could impact Miami’s medical landscape.
Trump and His Advisors Are Connected to a Self-Professed Friend of Putin
Pacific Standard looks into how one New York building housed two would-be Trump advisers and a controversial diamond magnate with ties to Moscow.
Up in the Air: NASA’s Uncertain Future Under Donald Trump
As NASA grapples with finding funding for research in addition to exploration, the agency faces its biggest hurdle yet: a president who denies climate change.
Rex Tillerson and Donald Trump’s Russia Problem
The president-elect may nominate the Exxon Mobil CEO to serve as secretary of state. That’s where things get out of control.
How Cinema Is Reflecting LGBT Cubans’ New Reality
Hollywood has long either romanticized Cuba or vilified it. In a new era for the LGBT community, however, Cuban and American filmmakers are aiming for something else—authenticity.
Weighing War Over Taiwan in a Time of Trump
Trump’s new administration is already effecting bold changes in Washington’s traditionally artful balance between Beijing and Taipei.
Strange Bedfellows: The Overlap of Jewish Trump Supporters and White Supremacists
Neither Jewish nor white supremacist Trump supporters wish to recognize the existence of each other during this election.
The Case for a Trump Impeachment
Andrew Johnson, Bill Clinton … Donald Trump? It could happen, according to a law professor and consumer-protection expert.