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Antagonistic Competition Marks U.S.–China Relations 40 Years after Normalization
Four decades on, Beijing and Washington are more rivals than partners.
More Bad News for China
China's economy continues to slow significantly, raising questions about the country's future.
Trump Pivots to Asia, but His Trade Policy Needs a Boost
Trump's pivot to Asia won't work if America is not seen as a willing trade partner.
New Pentagon Boss Doubles Down on the Hard Line Against China
The Trump Administration's strategic shift in U.S. security policy is no passing fancy.
China Plays the Japan Card
While any lessening of tensions between Asia’s leading countries is to be welcomed, optimists are likely to be disappointed.
On National Radio Day, an Old-Time Treat at San Francisco Airport
Radio continues to be a primary source of news and musical entertainment for tens of millions of Americans.
R.I.P. Cmdr Paul Bauer
Chicago Police Department Commander Paul Bauer was murdered on February 13 in broad daylight in the heart of the Loop by a four-time felon.
America’s Pre-Revolutionary Universities
America is not in a pre-revolutionary moment, but its colleges and universities are depressingly, if not unsurprisingly aping their Russian forebears.