It’s essential to be cautious when we consider direct foreign investment in American firms and technologies. But we can’t dispense with it altogether.
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Make Prescription Drugs Affordable Again
President Trump's have risks, but in all, could be very beneficial. And they have bipartisan support.
Trump’s Sovereign Wealth Fund: Strengthening U.S. Financials and National Security
There is no greater betrayal by the U.S. government than failing to protect the safety and security of the American people.
EXCLUSIVE: The Culmination of Cornell’s Gaza Protests: Sexy Kaffiyeh’s and Watermelons
I infiltrated the movement on Cornell’s campus, and the results are exactly what you’d expect…
A New Standard in Diplomacy
How the U.S. Embassy in Qatar engaged with President Trump’s visit
Israel’s Greatest Weakness Is That It Won’t Challenge Arab-Style Historiography
Whether stealing the Jewish Bible or Jewish history after the Bible, Arabs offer nothing original to justify their claims to the land, but official Israel remains silent.
Want to Understand the Modern Democrat Party? Look no Further than Apocalyptic Cults
Many question the situation the modern Democrat party finds itself and whether it will be able to make necessary course corrections to remain a viable, nationwide political party.
Ted Williams Was So Much More Than That Magical .400
Yes, he was one of the greatest players ever, but he was also a man of patriotism, dignity, and honor.
Trump’s Triumph, Trump’s Try-Again, and a Different Kind of Migrant
With Clarice Feldman on vacation, an editor's pick glimpse at the week in review.
Robert De Niro: From Raging Bull to Whining Tool
De Niro's hate trumped any joy he could derive from the award, which is probably the result of a deeply unhappy, troubled, and disturbed mind.