 America - Multiclultural
 The Christian science Monitor
How to prepare for an increasing Multiracial America ? - -
Theres plenty to learn from looking back, but our commentator points out that at critical junctures in history, like this one, looking even five or 10 years down the road offers a useful perspective and reality check.
By Jacqueline Adams
 Iran - Uninformed Iranian Pundit
The Foreign Affairs
Biden's narrow window of opportunity on Iran - -
Washington Must Quickly Resurrect the Nuclear Dealor Risk a Full-Blown Crisis in the Middle East
By Vali Nasr
 Iran - Carter Doctrine
The Foreign Affairs
Jimmy Carter Doctrine - -
Jimmy Carters Secret Program for Regime Change in Iranand What It Means for U.S. Policy Today
By Ray Takeyeh
 Analysis
The National Review
Three wars, no victory - why ? - -
Policy, strategy, and popular opinion have all played a part in U.S. failures
By Bing West
 News Analysis
The Foreign Affairs
Stability in the Middle East requires more than a deal with Iran - -
How the United States Can Be Part of a Regional Solution
By Sanam Valil
 Analysis
The Foreign Affairs
America's Middle East policy is outdated and dangerous - -
A New Approach to the Gulf States Needs a Better Foundation
By Cris Murphy
 News Analysis
The Economist
The Meaning of Myanmar's coup - -
Attempts to dress up authoritarian regimes as democracies are always bound to fail
By leaders
 Analysis
The Foreign Affairs
How to win the influence contest in the Middle East - -
Use the Soft Power of Gulf States to Counter Irans Appeal
By Steven Simmon, Josh Landis and Aiman Mansour
Latest News
The Washington Post
Biden wants to create millions of clean - Energy jobs, China & Europe are way ahead of him - -
Battery production is key to building a green-energy workforce, but without more government support, the United States may miss out.
By Jeanne Whalen
 Iran - Al Qaeda
The Foreign Affairs
Why are A Qaeda leaders in Iran ? - -
What a Prisoner Exchange Reveals About an Unlikely Relationship
By Cole Bunzel
Minimum Wage - Poverty
The Washington Post
$15 wage would cost 1.4 million jobs but left 900,000 out of poverty, CBO report finds - -
The existing federal minimum wage, $7.25 an hour, has not been changed since 2009 and remains below historic levels when adjusted for inflation.
By Eli Rosenberg
 Biden - Foreign Policy
The Foreign Affairs
The case against foreign policy solution - -
Why the Biden Administration Should Manage Global Problems, Not Try to Solve Them
By Richard Pontain
 Biden - Welfare - State
The National Review
Biden plan ignores the real problem with welfare - -
Congress should reinvest in not reverse the bipartisan success of 1996 reform.
By Robert Rector & Marie Fishpaw
 U.S. - Saudi Arabia
The Economist
Joe Biden puts Saudi Arabia on notice - -
The kingdom's war in Yemen will be harder to wage without American arms
By Middle east & Africa
 Climate Change - Health
The New York Times
How climate change may affect your health - -
No matter where you live or how high your socioeconomic status, climate change can endanger your health, both physical and mental, now and in the future.
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By Jane E. Brody
 Iran - Human Rights
The Foreign Affairs
Iran is not just a nuclear file - -
The Biden Administration Should Put Human Rights at the Center of Its Policy
By Karen Kramer
 Democrats - Am. Economy
The New York Times
The economy does much better under Democrats why ? - -
G.D.P., jobs and other indicators have all risen more slowly under Republicans for nearly the past century.
By David Leonhardt & Yarna Serkez
 Opinions
The National Review
Democrat's domestic terrorism prevention act shields Jihadists - -
You neednt read far into this bill to hear the alarm bells.
By Andrew C. McCarthy
 Analysis
The Foreign Affairs
How hegemony ends - -
The Unraveling of American Power
By Alexander Cooly & Daniel H. Nexon
 Latest News
The Economist
The world is facing an uprurge of nuclear proliferation - -
To stop it, the nuclear powers need to act
By leaders
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 Biden - Foreign Policy
The Foreign Affairs
Foreign policy for pragmatists - -
How Biden Can Learn From History in Real Time
By Gideon Rose
Iran - Carter Doctrine
The Foreign Affairs
The Other Carter Doctrine - -
Jimmy Carters Secret Program for Regime Change in Iranand What It Means for U.S. Policy Today
By Ray Takeyeh
 Analysis
The Christian science Monitor
What to call the locals in new Zealand and Indiana - -
https://www.csmonitor.com/The-Culture/In-a-Word/2021/0225/What-to-call-the-locals-in-New-Zealand-and-Indiana
By Melissa Mohr
 Palestinian - NEW Generation
The Christian science Monitor
Can a new generation change Palestinian policies ? - -
Young Palestinians are so frustrated with ossified political institutions that they prioritize replacing out-of-touch leaders, even before achieving national independence. Will upcoming elections bring new blood?
By Taylor Luck & Fatima Abdulkarim
 America - Future Environment
The Economist
America's better future: No carbon and no blackouts - -
This is the moment for an ambitious attempt to deal with climate change
By leaders
 News Analysis
The Foreign Affairs
A superpower, like it or not - -
Why Americans Must Accept Their Global Role
By Robert Kagan
 Immigration - Biden
The Foreign Affairs
Will America welcome refugees & Asyllees once again - -
Trumps Draconian Legacy on Immigration Will Be Hard to Expunge
By Sara Pierce and Susan Fratzke
 Trump - Senate impeachment
The Foreign Affairs
In reversal Senate reaches deal to skip witness testimony in Trump impeachment trail - - mp impeachment trail
The Senate has reached a deal to allow a statement by Representative Jaime Herrera Beutler (R., Wash.) into the record of former President Donald Trumps impeachment trial, skipping witness testimony.
By Brittney Bernstein
 U.S. - Guatemala
The New York Times
Biden charts a new course in Guatemala - -
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/10/opinion/guatemala-biden.html?nl=todaysheadlines&emc=edit_th_20210211
By Annita Isaacs & Alvaro Montenegro
 Yemen
The Christian science Monitor
The sam of many mediators in Yemen's war - -
A flurry of diplomacy to end one of the Middle Easts worst conflicts suggests all sides might see a shared interest in peace.
By The Editorial Board
 Opinions
The New York Times
The problem with using tax credits to fight poverty - -
Requiring work in exchange for benefits is an unfair system that doesnt help the neediest. But that could change.
By Matt Bruenig
 Mynanar - Coup
The Economist
The Meaning of Myanmar's coup - -
Attempts to dress up authoritarian regimes as democracies are always bound to fail
By leaders
 Analysis
The Foreign Affairs
How to win the influence contest in the Middle East - -
Use the Soft Power of Gulf States to Counter Irans Appeal
By Steven Simmon, Josh Landis and Aiman Mansour
 Iran - Nuclear Negotiations
The Christian science Monitor
Can diplomacy deter Iranian nuclear ambitions a second time ? - -
How quickly can diplomacy heal wounds and rebuild trust? President Biden is hoping to revive the Iran nuclear deal before Tehran is able to build the bomb, but time is in short supply.
By Ned Temko
 Columbia - FARC
The Economist
Columbia's peace tribunal issues a crushing judgment against the FARC - -
system established to achieve transitional justice proves its mettle
By America
 Covit-19 - profit - Developmt.
The National Review
The profit motive produced Covid - 19 Vaccine - -
The end of COVID-19 was ushered in by capitalism, not charity.
By Andy Puzder
 Opinions
The Foreign Affairs
The folly of hoarding knowledge in the Covid-19 - -
Let Vaccine Producers in Poor Countries Help End the Pandemic
By Tahir Amin
 Facial Technology
The New York Times
Here's a way to learn if facial recognition systems used your photos - -
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/31/technology/facial-recognition-photo-tool.html?nl=todaysheadlines&emc=edit_th_20210201
By Cade Metz & Kashmir Hill
Myanmar
The Washington Post
In Myanmar coup Kyi's ouster hearalds return to military rule - -
On Monday, Myanmars military seized power in a coup, detaining Suu Kyi, elected ministers from her National League for Democracy (NLD) party and others in a predawn raid
By Shibani Mahtani, Timothy McLaughlin
 Future - American Policy
The Foreign Affairs
More, less, or different - -
Where U.S. Foreign Policy Shouldand ShouldntGo From Here
By Jake Sullivan
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