This issue we cover "Remembering Judge William H. Webster," “Echoes of 1945 in Shigeru Ishiba’s Defiance,” “ An Autopsy for the Universal Injunction,” and “Can Soft Power Save U.S.–India Relations?”

This issue we cover "Deal or No Deal, “Shigeru Ishiba’s War on Japan’s 1955 System,” and “Walking the Line: India’s Global Balancing Act in a Divided World.”

This edition features: “At 250, Honoring the Framers Means Reverence & Reform,” “Breaking Bureaucracy: A Historic Push to Reform Defense Acquisition,”

This edition features: “It’s Time to Revitalize American Alliances,” “Big Deals: Trends in Commercial Diplomacy,” “Trump’s Executive Order On Elections Could Redefine Separation of Powers,” and “An Overview of Ukraine’s Relationship with NATO & the United States.”

This edition features: “A Message from Normandy,” “Innovating to Win the Critical Minerals Race,” “The AI Election: How Technology is Reshaping Campaigns,” “The Return of the Triumvirate in Japan,” “​​Presidential Overreach and Congressional Silence Create a ‘Zone of Twilight,’” “The Historical Precedent of Medicaid Work Requirements,” and “An Economic Policy Quandary: Exploring the Impact of Tariffs.”

This edition features: “A Tribute to Joseph S. Nye Jr.”, “Is the Trump Presidency Unprecedented?, “The False Promise of the US-Japan Friendship“, “The Trump Administration and the Department of Defense,” and “Secure the Undersea Cable Network Before Its Vulnerability is ‘Written in Blood.’”

This edition features “The American Presidency and the First 100 Days” and “The Chinese Auto Industry’s Rise to Dominance.”

This edition features: “A Trump Administration Strategy for Revitalizing U.S. Shipbuilding”, “In Memoriam: South African Playwright Athol Fugard”, “U.S. - Iran Nuclear Talks: A Tortured History of Deception and Distrust “, “Africa Hangs in the Balance in U.S. Trade Wars.”

This edition features: “Tariffs: The Day After,” “The Fight Between Free Speech and Money in Political Campaigns,” and “The Axis of Autocracies: Adversaries with a Common Goal or a Marriage of Convenience?”