Tag Archives: United States

Slavery and Guns: America’s “Peculiar Institutions”

How are U.S. “gun rights” today an extension of a right created to preserve slavery?

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Syria: Lessons from History

Two historic examples of U.S. action vs. inaction may be instructive for Syria now.

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Selective Morality and Syria

A case against a U.S. attack in Syria — and a path forward.

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Germerica: The German Love Affair with America

What tied Germany and the United States together for over two centuries?

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Guns Kill People, Unevenly

Gun violence falls along stark racial lines in the United States.

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Pity the Germans!

Why can the U.S. military detain anyone worldwide for exercising press freedom?

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The Beacon of Democracy?

What steps can the United States take to make voting fairer?

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Shadows of Snowden Over the Atlantic Alliance

Beyond betrayal of trust, what about the NSA scandal worries Europe most?

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The New Globalists: The Road Ahead

As global economic activity shifts from the West, how will it change the world?

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How Competitive Is the U.S.?

Americans like to think of their country as the top-ranked nation on many accounts. But does the perception match the reality?

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