Suggested ArticlesMay 2020 1. Quarantine for Thee, but Not for Me After almost three months in a government shutdown, wealthy, public officials are being criticized for breaking the very orders they argue to have in place to “stop the spread” of COVID-19. The...
Suggested Articles February 2020 Goodbye Europe, Hello America? https://www.nationalreview.com/2020/02/brexit-new-chapter-us-uk-special-relationship/#slide-1 In this National Review article, Madeleine Kearns explains how the finalization of Brexit is not just a...
Suggested ArticlesNovember 2019 1. No Safe Spaces Documentary Fights PC Culture on Campuses National Review author, John Fund, writes about the upcoming documentary entitled No Safe Spaces that focuses on the issue of freedom of speech on college campuses....
Suggested Articles12-18 May 2019 1. Iran’s war on Christianity Ilan Berman, Vice President of the American Foreign Policy Council, writes for the Washington Times about the persecution faced by Christians in Iran. Berman recalls that the Islamic Republic’s...
Suggested Articles5-11 May 2019 1. The road to Caracas Niall Ferguson of the Hoover Institute writes in the Boston Globe about US possibilities in Venezuela and possible repercussions of not taking action. Ferguson notes that perceivably unsuccessful cases such as...
Suggested Articles28 April – 4 May 2019 1. Revisiting China’s One Belt One Road Ambitions Dr. Lamont Colucci again addresses the One Belt One Road plans put forth by the PRC. China continues to use the One Belt One Road Initiative to both spread its...
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