The Kremlin’s Plot Against Democracy
How Russia Updated Its 2016 Playbook for 2020
The Vote
The Real Threat of Foreign Interference Comes After Election Day
Americans Are Primed to Accept Their Adversaries’ Narrative of Doubt
Laura Rosenberger
The 2020 Election May Be the Most Secure in U.S. History
Cyberattacks and COVID-19 Still Threaten the Vote, but States Are Prepared for Both
Lawrence Norden and Derek Tisler
If America Were in Africa
U.S. Diplomats Would Be Ringing the Alarm Bells
Reuben E. Brigety II
America Needs Compulsory Voting
A Little Coercion Can Do a Lot for Democracy
Anthony Fowler
Editor’s Pick
The Next Administration
The Untapped Power of Trump’s Leverage
How a New Leader Could Use It to Better Ends
Richard Fontaine
The United States Is Not Entitled to Lead the World
Washington Should Take A Seat at the Table—But Not Always at Its Head
James Goldgeier and Bruce W. Jentleson
U.S. Foreign Policy Never Recovered From the War on Terror
Only a Reckoning With the Disastrous Legacy of 9/11 Can Heal the United States
Matthew Duss
Hope for the Future of American Leadership Dies Hard
Germany Holds a Special Stake in the U.S. Election
Peter Wittig
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