Sohrab Ahmari

A dogged group within the administration has built support for a manufacturing revival in the US – and won support from the populist right.

How a demagogue remade the Republican Party and transformed US politics.

For millions of Americans, voting for Trump was democracy in action.

The president-elect's team could restore a 19th-century Republicanism, with its blend of trade protectionism and internal laissez-faire.

President Trump faces a choice that will determine the fate of his trade vision aimed at renewing American manufacturing. Given his ambitious goals, he should rule out installing this or that Wall Street honcho at the US Treasury. The choice who will best reflect Trump's priorities is Robert Lighthizer, the brilliant, energetic lawyer who served as Trump's US trade representative during his first term (and as Ronald Reagan's deputy trade representative).

Figures in the party who speak on behalf of America’s workers – like Senator Chris Murphy – are few. In the wake of Trump’s victory, they need to be heard.

In his memoir, Citizen, the former president struggles to understand why his brand of post-New Deal American liberalism has failed.

With the nomination of Lori Chavez-DeRemer as secretary of labor, the labour movement has an opportunity under Trump — as long as he doesn't squander it.

An essay published by The New Yorker on Monday claims that Pete Hegseth, President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for secretary of defense, “was forced

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