Even a brief hiatus abroad always gives one perspective and appreciation of the United States...I offer some reflections this week on the American experience...
by Daniel Pipesvia Corner (National Review Online)
Monday, June 13, 2011
Israel’s military prowess — operational and technological alike — is renowned; but the Jewish state, population 7.7 million, is no less impressive in other areas too...
The events of the “Arab Spring” are still unfolding, but for the monarchies of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), this “spring” offers little promise...
A number of readers have written in to argue that my attempt to complicate the D.C. Circuit’s emerging doctrine on guesthouse stays and training camps is itself too simple...
In 2012, it appears now that President Obama will lose the presidential contests in North Carolina and Virginia, perhaps by healthy margins. Race has little to do with it...
with Laura E. Hugginsvia Counterpoint (ABC Radio National - Australia)
Monday, June 13, 2011
In California right now things are pretty grim...Laura Huggins suggests that private enterprise could come to the rescue and manage, operate and even pay a dividend to the cash strapped state...
Why are U.S. business leaders turning pessimistic? Insight with Gordon Bethune, former Continental Airlines chairman/CEO; William George, former Medtronic chairman/CEO; Ed Lazear, former Council of Economic Advisers chairman; and CNBC's Eamon Javers...
