Week of November 25, 2013
#1 Diminishing Returns of the Global Turn Global history has met the law of diminishing returns in its insights. IMPERIAL & GLOBAL FORUM |
#2 Here's Something Congress Could Actually Do Loophole-closing tax reform would be productive policy -- but would it be good politics? CNN |
#3 Netanyahu's Petulance: A Self-inflicted Wound? The real issue for Netanyahu is his determination to maintain Israel's monopoly as the region's only nuclear power. HUFFINGTON POST |
#4 Iran: Not That Bad a Start Better than Obama’s miscues in Libya and Syria. NATIONAL REVIEW |
#5 Why So Many Parents Hate Common Core Officials need to stop pressing for implementation. CNN |
#6 Harry Reid's House Doppelganger Claims that his action is unprecedented miss the mark. BLOOMBERG |
#7 Sex Drive Blurs Line Surrounding Assault On today’s college campuses, rape is harder to define. USA TODAY |
#8 Anxiety in the House of Saud For the Saudis, money can't buy everything. HUFFINGTON POST |
#9
A First Season Recap of China's Still-New Leader A year after the arrival of China's new president on the world stage, it's time to ask if he's achieving his twin goals of being the new Deng Xiaoping and not the new Mikhail Gorbachev. PACIFIC STANDARD |
#10 What Would JFK Have Done About Iran? JFK would have approved of Obama's negotiation. CNN |