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Viewpoints

  • Do NSA’s Bulk Surveillance Programs Stop Terrorists?
    Do NSA’s Bulk Surveillance Programs Stop Terrorists?
    On June 5, 2013, the Guardian broke the first story in what would become a flood of revelations regarding the extent and nature of the NSA’s surveillance programs.  Facing an ...
    January 19, 2014BY Peter Bergen
  • Obama’s Reformed NSA May Look Much the Same as Before
    Obama’s Reformed NSA May Look Much the Same as Before
    President Obama faced a difficult task in his speech on reform of the NSA's surveillance activities. As an ...
    January 19, 2014BY Fiona de Londras
  • Hope, History, and Unpredictability
    Hope, History, and Unpredictability
    North American cicada nymphs live underground for 17 years before they emerge as adults. Many seeds stay dormant ...
    January 18, 2014BY Rebecca Solnit
  • NJ – Governing “With the Spirit of Sandy”
    NJ – Governing “With the Spirit of Sandy”
    The 98th Annual League of Municipalities Convention luncheon on November 21, 2013, was supposed to be the traditional ...
    January 18, 2014BY Carol A. Hoernlein P.E.
  • Obama’s Class Warfare Pivot
    Obama’s Class Warfare Pivot
    Political messaging in Washington is, if nothing else, obvious and transparent. Fallout from ‘Obamacare’ threatens the remaining three ...
    January 18, 2014BY Rick Manning
  • Bridgegate: Was it to Justify the Toll Hikes?
    Bridgegate: Was it to Justify the Toll Hikes?
    The reasons for the illegal lane closures at the George Washington Bridge in the Bridgegate scandal are still ...
    January 17, 2014BY Carol A. Hoernlein P.E.
  • Bridgegate: NJ Real Estate and Corruption
    Bridgegate: NJ Real Estate and Corruption
    One of the most intriguing theories advanced in Bridgegate by Steve Kornacki that seems most plausible to my ...
    January 16, 2014BY Carol A. Hoernlein P.E.
  • Ariel Sharon’s Imprint and Characteristics
    Ariel Sharon’s Imprint and Characteristics
    People around the world have passed judgment about the life of Israel’s most controversial leader.
    January 16, 2014BY Alon Ben-Meir
  • Will Harper and Moore Keep Their Promise to Lower Cell Phone Prices?
    Will Harper and Moore Keep Their Promise to Lower Cell Phone Prices?
    Canadians pay some of the highest prices in the industrialized world for often terrible cell phone service.
    January 16, 2014BY Steve Anderson
  • Was Suspect In Florida Text Shooting Standing His Ground?
    Was Suspect In Florida Text Shooting Standing His Ground?
        It is unlikely that Curtis Reeves, the retired police officer accused of killing Chad Oulson and ...
    January 15, 2014BY Martha Rosenberg
  • The Politics of Getting Online in Countries That Don’t Exist
    The Politics of Getting Online in Countries That Don’t Exist
    What is the quickest route to international recognition? Aspiring states may try to ally themselves with a great ...
    January 14, 2014BY Nina Caspersen
  • The Need for a Peace Narrative in the Middle East
    The Need for a Peace Narrative in the Middle East
    Growing up in Tucuman, a medium-size city in northern Argentina, I had the opportunity to see a small ...
    January 14, 2014BY César Chelala
  • West Virginia Chemical Spill: A Predictable Water Crisis
    West Virginia Chemical Spill: A Predictable Water Crisis
    The Elk River spill could be the future of many American cities. It’s one in which systems failures ...
    January 13, 2014BY Angie Rosser
  • Did the Chinese Regime Take New York City Media for a Ride?
    Did the Chinese Regime Take New York City Media for a Ride?
    On the heels of his headline-grabbing overture to buy The New York Times, Chinese recycling magnate Chen Guangbiao ...
    January 13, 2014BY Erping Zhang
  • Bridgegate – The Cliffhanger
    Bridgegate – The Cliffhanger
    Bridge-Gate – The Cliffhanger  The past few months have been a slowly unfolding whodunit turned into a blockbuster ...
    January 12, 2014BY Carol A. Hoernlein P.E.
  • From the Art World to Fashion to Twitter, We’re All Living in Bubbles
    From the Art World to Fashion to Twitter, We’re All Living in Bubbles
    The term “bubble” is now part of everyday conversation, particularly since the financial crisis of 2008. But bubbles ...
    January 12, 2014BY Vincent F. Hendricks
  • Tar Heel Scandal and the Myth of the University
    Tar Heel Scandal and the Myth of the University
    The great lie of American higher education is the idea of the university. We all believe these places ...
    January 11, 2014BY Kevin Carey
  • Canada Beats U.S. on Value for Healthcare Dollars
    Canada Beats U.S. on Value for Healthcare Dollars
    There are clear links between mortality rates and the way countries invest in healthcare and improving social conditions.
    January 9, 2014BY Jody Heymann
  • The High Cost of Low Food Prices
    The High Cost of Low Food Prices
    The high cost of low prices for food stretches far beyond retail casualties in the food sector.
    January 9, 2014BY Sylvain Charlebois
  • Chris Christie is Just Another Old-Fashioned New Jersey Boss
    Chris Christie is Just Another Old-Fashioned New Jersey Boss
    Chris Christie has always encouraged voters to see him as anything but a politician. His lips seem to ...
    January 9, 2014BY Terry Golway
  • Keep the ESA Strong for the Next 40 Years
    Keep the ESA Strong for the Next 40 Years
    Forty years ago, the most important wildlife protection measure in U.S. history was signed into law by President ...
    January 9, 2014BY George Fenwick
  • Trust … But Definitely Verify
    Trust … But Definitely Verify
    Of all the numbers thrown at us over the course of last year, one stands out for me. ...
    January 8, 2014BY Lee H. Hamilton
  • Afghan Children Pay the Price of Brutal War
    Afghan Children Pay the Price of Brutal War
    Decades of insecurity and war have provoked a heavy toll on children’s lives and well being. An under-5 ...
    January 8, 2014BY César Chelala
  • Standing Strong for America in 2014
    Standing Strong for America in 2014
    The U.S. economy is gaining strength. But the “Obamacare” train wreck, festering problems in faraway China, and uncertain ...
    January 6, 2014BY Peter Morici
  • Canada Beats US on Value for Health Care Dollars
    Canada Beats US on Value for Health Care Dollars
    Here’s a fact most Americans—and Canadians—probably don’t know: Canadians live longer than people in the United States. Specifically, ...
    January 6, 2014BY Jody Heymann
  • Putin’s Gas-Fueled Bailout of Ukraine
    Putin’s Gas-Fueled Bailout of Ukraine
    On Nov. 21, Ukraine announced it would not sign an Association Agreement with the European Union at the ...
    January 5, 2014BY David R. Cameron
  • A Weapon Didn’t Keep These Gun Lovers Safe
    A Weapon Didn’t Keep These Gun Lovers Safe
      It's been exactly a year since gun lover and business manager of the popular YouTube show FPSRussia ...
    January 4, 2014BY Martha Rosenberg
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TOP NEWS
  • South Carolina Supreme Court Blocks Fetal Heartbeat Abortion Ban
    NEW By Mimi Nguyen Ly
    South Carolina Supreme Court Blocks Fetal Heartbeat Abortion Ban
  • Wisconsin School Board Upholds Ban on Gay Pride Flags, Partisan Political Items
    2hr By Caden Pearson
    Wisconsin School Board Upholds Ban on Gay Pride Flags, Partisan Political Items
  • Federal Judge Reinstates 20-Week Abortion Ban in North Carolina
    2hr By Mimi Nguyen Ly
    Federal Judge Reinstates 20-Week Abortion Ban in North Carolina
  • Ronaldo Gets Police Caution for Incident at Everton Match
    2hr By The Associated Press
    Ronaldo Gets Police Caution for Incident at Everton Match
  • ‘Utterly Delusional’: Jordan Peterson Lambasts Australia’s New Emissions Reduction Target
    2hr By Daniel Y. Teng
    ‘Utterly Delusional’: Jordan Peterson Lambasts Australia’s New Emissions Reduction Target
  • Low Turnout Predicted for Late-Summer, Last-Minute New York Primary Deemed ‘Confusing’
    2hr By Dan M. Berger
    Low Turnout Predicted for Late-Summer, Last-Minute New York Primary Deemed ‘Confusing’
  • Organized Crime and Corruption Fueling Africa’s Illegal Mining Crisis
    4hr By Darren Taylor, Special to The Epoch Times
    Organized Crime and Corruption Fueling Africa’s Illegal Mining Crisis
  • A Solidly Blue District Is Now Competitive: Erik Aadland and Brittany Pettersen Compete for Colorado’s 7th District
    7hr By Katie Spence
    A Solidly Blue District Is Now Competitive: Erik Aadland and Brittany Pettersen Compete for Colorado’s 7th District
  • America First Legal Demands Justice Department Release Video Recordings From Trump Raid
    9hr By Jack Phillips
    America First Legal Demands Justice Department Release Video Recordings From Trump Raid
  • Special Counsel John Durham Objects to Anti-Trump Dossier Source Using Classified Information
    9hr By Zachary Stieber
    Special Counsel John Durham Objects to Anti-Trump Dossier Source Using Classified Information
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