The Swiss Franc and Vietnamese Dong — the Odd Couple
The absurdity of putting the Swiss franc and the dong in the same basket brings back memories.
Vietnam
NSC Chief Tours Asia, Hammers China
Wielding Trump Doctrine in Asia, National-Security Adviser Robert C. O'Brien tries to drive wedge between Beijing and America’s allies.
When the Silent Majority Rioted in New York City
A review of The Hardhat Riot: Nixon, New York City, and the Dawn of the White Working-Class Revolution, by David Paul Kuhn.
Facebook Censored Posts in Vietnam after the Country Slowed Traffic
Facebook has faced pressure from other countries to censor critical content, and has not made inroads in China due to that country's authoritarian nature.
Richard Nixon’s ‘Silent Majority’ Plan
Fifty years ago, the president mapped out a future that could well have saved South Vietnam from Communism.
Deporting Vietnamese Criminals
This White House, unlike its predecessors, is pressuring pressure foreign countries to take their own citizens back when they violate our laws.
Radical Collective Gets a Satirical Corrective
It’s sport to watch the Left be hoist on its own petard in the Off Broadway play Days of Rage.
The Tet Offensive Revisited: Media’s Big Lie
The Tet offensive was actually a major American victory, not a defeat as the media portrayed it.
1968 Turns 50
I tell my daughters that I feel bad they weren’t raised in the ’80s because everything about 80’s culture (the music, the movies, the videos) was about having fun.