Lanhee Chen asserts that the ongoing conflict with Iran has taken a significant toll on the price and availability of energy.

The United States recently added new entities to the 1260H list, which targets Chinese companies.

Lanhee Chen assesses that the American public's awareness and perceived importance of foreign alliances is not as high as it was 10 to 15 years ago.

Lanhee Chen reports that many of America's allies and partners are questioning how the U.S. views its strategic relationships.

Lanhee Chen predicts that Republicans will have a very difficult time holding on to the House of Representatives in the November elections.

Lanhee Chen states that the U.S. president has faced domestic political pushback on a potential peace deal with Iran, with critics alleging it is too similar to the one negotiated by President Obama.

Lanhee Chen states that President Trump remains the dominant force in Republican politics, having successfully defeated incumbents like Senator Bill Cassidy and Representative Tom Massie.

Lanhee Chen predicts that Republicans will retain control of the U.S. Senate in the November elections.