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In Sunday’s New York Times, Kristen Ghodsee paints a glowing picture of women’s lives in the former Soviet Union.

The foreign policy establishment is aghast at Trump’s belligerence. Tranquilized by decades of “strategic patience,” they have no new ideas, in fact no ideas at all.

American businesses have, by and large, assumed that China will continue to supply them with rare earths, the way you expect water to come out of a bathroom tap.

When it comes to North Korea, Americans are having to face the prospect of a rogue nation—a human rights abuser on par with Nazi Germany—that is now armed with nuclear weapons that can strike our homeland.

North Korea faces a choice. Take a new path toward peace or continue further down the dead alley of belligerence, poverty and isolation.

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The North Korean nuclear and ballistic missile threat to America is one of the greatest security challenges in generations.

Over three million students were suspended for acting out in class this past school year. Tens of millions more completely shut down learning with their antics.

Voters wanted change, but Washington doesn’t.

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The fact that North Korea has developed an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM), as well as a miniaturized nuclear warhead, shouldn’t be a big surprise – for several years open-source intelligence (OSINT) has told us this was in the works.

Over three million students were suspended for acting out in class this past school year. Tens of millions more completely shut down learning with their antics.

Iran’s nuclear weapons activities have continued. Even worse, myopic focus on the nuclear issues has distracted attention from the Iranian regime’s terrorism sponsorship, regional intervention, and human rights abuses.

As the administration and the American public have become distracted by the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election, the U.S. faces growing dangers of war in three – yes, three – parts of the globe.

When sabers begin to rattle around the world, the Christian community has one principal responsibility: to pray.

In Charlottesville we are watching boys playing at being men.

President Trump’s declaration Thursday that the opioid crisis is a “national emergency” was an important step, but doesn’t go far enough.

God is not a racist. Torch-wielding white nationalists and white supremacists marching through Charlottesville, Virginia, Friday night and rallying again Saturday failed to learn that important lesson.

The orientation for the new people takes place in a lovely corporate-style boardroom with floor-to-ceiling glass windows that give a sweeping view of the harbor.