U.S. and Brazil Face Off Over Steel Tariff
The Brazillian government is trying to negotiate exemption from the Trump administration’s newly announced tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
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If You’re Old Enough To Get Shot, You’re Old Enough To Walk Out
We have reached a point in American history where we may never make offhand jokes about guns again, because it will always be too soon after a school shooting.
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Your Secrets Are Safe With Me
Former Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) officer, Jerry Chung Shing Lee, was accused of spying for China after his journal was found with classified information back in 2012, while under FBI surveillance.
Read MoreBlack Panther’s Success Impacts the Globe in Different Ways
With a domestic total of approximately $623 million at the box office and $1.2 billion globally, it cannot be denied that Black Panther is a certified success, its impact has already been cultivated into a widespread cultural moment.
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Megyn Kelly’s Interview with Putin Shows Russia’s Diplomatic Strategy of Denial
NBC reporter and Today host Megyn Kelly landed a rare, nearly hour-long interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin, discussing the 2016 US Presidential Election.
Read MoreChina’s ‘New Golden Age’ with Xi Jinping
On February 25, the Communist Party voted in favor of Xi’s proposal amending the constitution to eliminate the current limit of two five-year terms, thus strengthening Xi’s ever-growing grip of power.
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Trump’s Progress in China
By Alyssa Futa Staff Writer President Trump and his wife Melania concluded 2017 with a diplomatic tour of Asia, visiting
Read MoreOperation Olive Branch Implications for U.S., Turkish, Russian Relations
As a NATO member nation, Turkey has supported U.S. global security measures in the past, such as hosting U.S. military capabilities during the Cold War. While the Turkish policy with the Kurds has been long standing, the U.S. decision to use them as a security device is relatively recent.
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Tax Cut and Job Act of 2017
On December 22, President Donald Trump signed the Tax Cut and Job Act of 2017, which will become effective starting in 2018. Reactions from both political figures and economic analysts have been mixed in nature, misleading many citizens in developing an informed opinion.
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Erik Prince’s Proposal for a New U.S. Plan in Afghanistan
When Donald Trump became president, he made it clear that he wanted a change in the policy in Afghanistan, something liberals and conservatives both wanted. Now Erik Prince founded a private military corporation that received many contracts during the war in Iraq, subsequently running thousands of missions a year.
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