Suggested Articles20-26 January 2019 1. What’s the Best Way to Respond to China’s Economic and Military Might? Henry Olsen of the Ethics and Public Policy Center writes about the growing need to counter China’s economic and military expansion worldwide. According to...
1. A 2019 Guide to the English Language Dr. Lamont Colucci, in his Newsmax column-From the Heartland, covers some of the most recent terms used by the American left to shame and silence those of differing opinion. Political correctness, the first of Dr....
Suggested Articles6-12 January 2019 1. Marco Rubio: Will we shape societal trends, or be helplessly shaped by them? Florida Senator Marco Rubio comments on the issues Americans face in society today and how those living in the United States can shape a prosperous...
Suggested Articles30 December 2018 – 5 January 2019 1. Jimmy Carter’s bad ideas on China Gary Anderson of The Washington Times provides insight into former President Jimmy Carter’s foreign policy ideas concerning China. Former President Carter’s proposal...
Suggested Articles23-29 December 2018 1. In Africa, the US needs to counteract China and Russia — without becoming them This editorial in the Washington Examiner covers the expansion by Russia and China into Africa. Both nations are currently expanding their global...
Suggested Articles16-22 December 2018 1. Stay in Syria The editors of The National Review write about the newest development from the current administration concerning a troop withdrawal from Syria. Pulling troops out of Syria has serious implications, considering...
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