Who needs Chinese scientists? America does
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Xie Xiaoliang is one of Harvard’s premier scientists, a biophysical chemist known for his work on DNA.
Search Results for national security
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The occupation and Jewish values
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Since 1967, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has largely been seen and discussed from the prism of the various conflicting issues over territory, security, Jerusalem, the Palestinian refugees, the settlements, and historic rights.
Two ways the Ukraine war could have been prevented, and might still be ended
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Perhaps the greatest tragedy of the immensely destructive Ukraine war lies in the fact that it could have been averted.
A state of martial law: America is a military dictatorship disguised as a democracy
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America’s founders did not want a military government ruled by force. Rather, they opted for a republic bound by the rule of law: the U.S. Constitution.
Democracy has nothing to do with the increased closeness of the U.S., India
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President Biden welcomed India’s prime minister Narendra Modi with much pomp and ceremony the other day.
If the Republican Party continues to travel this path, it will be tantamount to political suicide
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The Republican Party has become naught but an organization dedicated to tearing down whatever vestiges of decency remain in this country.
India removes retaliatory tariffs on U.S. products, including aluminum, apples
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The United States and the Republic of India agreed today to end six outstanding disputes at the World Trade Organization.
FBI make-work entrapment schemes: Creating criminals in order to arrest them
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We’re not dealing with a government that exists to serve its people, protect their liberties and ensure their happiness.
Mark Warner: ‘No one, including the former president, should be above the law’
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Mark Warner, the chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, seems to be of two minds on classified documents.
Tim Kaine on Donald Trump espionage charges: ‘Presumed innocent, until proven guilty’
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U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine stressed in a media call on Wednesday that indicted former president Donald Trump should be “presumed innocent, until proven guilty.”
