North Korean leader Kim Jong Un reportedly supervised a ground test of a new rocket engine used for launching satellites Tuesday, giving indications that Pyongyang may be ready to launch a new long-range rocket. 155 more words
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On My Mind (Vol. 7)
Over at my Catholic Review blog, this was a Clinton week for a change. I shared my thoughts on her flubs and my thoughts related to those thoughts. 183 more words
There Is No Military Path to Victory in Afghanistan
By Professor Rajan Menon (originally written for the National Interest, 9/12/2016)
Few will say it, but the facts are indisputable: America’s war in Afghanistan has failed. 66 more words
LaMont W. Rodgers
A security executive with decades of experience, LaMont Rodgers fully believes that, “This is a dangerous world and potentially dangerous profession, but when you take an oath to protect and serve, it should be something that you always live by, no matter what.” His desire to take that oath started early into his time as a sociology major at the University of Tulsa, when a professor helped him realize he had a good skill set for protecting others. 60 more words
The Troubles of Disappearing Travel
Let me begin this by stating, I live in Europe and I have dual citizenship. A great perk in the world of travel and disappearing. However, a few weeks ago when I was leaving Europe for the states I was asked for my visa, since I was abroad for over a year. 277 more words
The W.R. initiative
World Recognition was created as a technology solution to the gap in practices of Browser interfaces, to the World Wide Web. Having not guidance or orientation means internet users need to educate themselves, and this can be especially difficult in many regions of the world, especially when content diversity is restricted. 117 more words
Brexit, the desintegration of the UK
Trudging through the halls of 10 Downing Street, dripping a drop of sweat, Prime Minister David Cameron was gathering the strength to tell the world that the UK will no longer form part of the European Union. 353 more words
