Monday, 23 May 2016

Monday's Opinions: Fighting phony ‘populism’

The major problems facing a rising Asia; Obama's fatal fatalism in the Middle East; The online lending scare; The new coalition to destroy the Islamic State; Zika is coming, but we're far from ready; Hurry up and wait; A net plus for America; President Obama’s baggage on his voyage to Vietnam; Sunday wrap; Alexander Hamilton’s warning to 2016 voters; Defending trade against bad arguments
 
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Fighting phony 'populism'
The media shows interest in personality politics but not policies that would benefit the populace.
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The major problems facing a rising Asia
It has made enormous progress in the past half-century but is replete with political, security and strategic quagmires.
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Obama's fatal fatalism in the Middle East
The president's re-escalation in the region is further proof that disengagement was a mistake.
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The online lending scare
There are some disquieting parallels between online lending and subprime mortgages.
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The new coalition to destroy the Islamic State
In Syria, the U.S. is trying balance political pragmatism with military sense.
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Zika is coming, but we're far from ready
We need to create a public health emergency fund, says the White House's former Ebola response coordinator.
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Editorial Cartoons
Obamacare is still leaving its opponents in pain Trump’s cold, dead, tiny hands
Cartoon for May 23, 2016. TrumpRifleHiRESDonald Trump spoke at the NRA convention in Louisville, Kentucky and presented himself as a staunch supporter of gun rights, a position he hasn't had previously.
 
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Hurry up and wait
Airport lines approach 3 hours, and the security benefits are scanty — if they exist at all.
 
A net plus for America
Fresh facts on the Trans-Pacific Partnership debunk the campaign rhetoric.
 
 
Latest Blogs
President Obama’s baggage on his voyage to Vietnam
Mr. Obama can't leave the war behind when he visits Vietnam
Sunday wrap
Who said what about whom?
 
Alexander Hamilton’s warning to 2016 voters
One may have to go all the way back to the founding of America to find a precedent for the disruption in today's politics.
 
Defending trade against bad arguments
Trade protectionist fever is debilitating.
 
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