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More Missiles, More problems? The Security Dilemma of the Korean Peninsula

By Michael Hamilton In July of 2016, the United States and the Republic of Korea mutually agreed to place the

By Michael Curtin Water. It is essential for survival. Phrases often used to describe water are: “life’s sustaining resource” and

By Sajedeh Goudarzi Donald Trump’s rhetoric on foreign policy has been marked by uncertainty, ambiguity, and even paradoxical content. He

By John Velazque Is conflict the cure for President Trump? Internal discord abounds in the United States. Controversial policies enacted by

A long time ago on a continent far, far away: a period of enlightenment motivated philosophers to utilize rationality and

Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel is set to be one of the first foreign leaders to meet with

The 2016 Social Good Summit, held in New York and sponsored by the United Nations Foundation, allowed celebrities, members

One of the most interesting things about the US renormalizing relations with Cuba, is that the very same three marines

It is no secret that the relationship between the media and the US military can be tumultuous and dysfunctional from

Last Thursday’s Democratic debate, hosted by PBS, gave Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders the opportunity to square off on a