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And Democrats flip a key state Senate seat in Virginia Beach.

The results in the House mean that the president’s life could be made more difficult, but—at least as far as foreign policy is concerned—continuity appears to have been the big winner. 

A stark contrast in narratives about China’s future is emerging inside and outside of China. This is partly a function of the dramatic constriction in the flow of people and ideas into and out of China, owing to China’s COVID-19 quarantine requirements. There also are fewer foreign journalists in China to help the outside world make sense of developments. Those foreign journalists and diplomats who are in China often are limited in where they can travel and who they can meet. There also is t...

It's ironic to hear Donald Trump suggest that Americans are only hearing from one side in Jan. 6 hearings: We’re hearing from members of his own party.

And it’s not just the leakers. It’s Biden and his top officials openly speaking of crippling Russia.

And instead learn more about the many measures short of war.

Ukraine told: your statehood is in doubt as Russian bombs end ceasefire in Mariupol

The West’s strategy is to make the Ukraine war more painful for Putin without sending in troops.

Republicans have been quick to condemn President Biden’s foreign policy toward Russia and Ukraine. It’s less clear what they don’t like about it.

Join us on this journey to a more therapeutic approach to international relations. The mini-series brings you five special episodes with guests including today’s Anne-Marie Slaughter, Marietje Schaake, and Dan Drezner.