Tunku Varadarajan is the editor of Newsweek Global. He is also the Virginia Hobbs Carpenter Fellow in Journalism at Stanford's Hoover Institution. He was an editor at the Wall Street Journal from 2000 to 2007. (Follow him on Twitter here.)
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Skip the G-20 Next Year!
The discussion is tedious and the plot line stays the same.... MORE
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Obama Finds His Footing
In Indonesia, our stilted professor was replaced with a man at ease who charmed his audience by... MORE
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A Tattered Special Relationship
As the president hits India this weekend, he will find it is still George W. Bush country.... MORE
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10 Election Night Truths
Palin lost some of her kingmaker aura. Endorsing Obama's agenda wholeheartedly proved fatal.... MORE
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How to Derail Palin for 2012
Post-midterms, Republicans would be foolish to think they no longer need Sarah Palin.... MORE
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Sanity Is Overrated
At The Daily Show host's rally, fans of his moderate-left orthodoxy will celebrate their cool... MORE
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Economic Deathmatch
The stimulators outnumbered the slashers at The Daily Beast Innovators Summit’s remarkably... MORE
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Obama's Turban Anxiety
That the president would cancel a Sikh temple visit over a knotted handkerchief shows the old, bold... MORE
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New York's Insane Political Circus
The state’s candidates for governor, “debating” Monday night, threaten to wreck America’s ability... MORE
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Why I'm Rooting for Sharron Angle
It’s easy for a libertarian to wish for all-around Republican victories in the midterms.... MORE
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Michelle Obama's Power Trip
Forbes magazine just named the first lady the most powerful woman in the world.... MORE
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15 Most Important Economic Journalists
Canvassing 100 industry insiders and academics, Tunku Varadarajan identifies the most important... MORE
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America's Prime Minister
Rahm Emanuel’s expected departure is more than just your standard White House shakeup: it costs... MORE
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The GOP's Purity Pledge
Sixteen years after the Contract With America comes its bastard child—the Pledge to America, an... MORE
