Washington Post Column

Hopefully, Trump can learn a thing or two about how diplomacy works during his trip to Asia.

Actual policy actions to protect our vote from outside interference have been next to nil. That needs to change now.

When Trump praises Putin for diplomatic staff reductions, what country’s interests is he advancing?

Putin has been the major source of problems in the U.S.-Russia relationship, not Washington.

Trump might want to take a look at this backgrounder before he meets Putin this week.

It has become much more difficult to argue that our democracy is an example for other countries.

It may be too early to tell.

He violated our sovereignty, influenced our elections and now gets to watch us do nothing.

Russia’s experience shows why Americans must act now to safeguard democratic institutions.

So far the president-elect has had little to say on the subject of democracy. He should use his inaugural address to clarify his stance.