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Produced in partnership with the Michael V. Hayden Center, in this episode, host Michael Morell discusses the implications of China's geopolitical ambitions for the U.S.

Jared Taylor wrote the essential article on "diversity," and he did it in 1997.  His The Myth of Diversity at the American Renaissance website bears many rereadings, as refreshers.  But it's about 5,500 words, and sometimes you just want something that's short and punchy (not long and like scorched earth!). For example, one friend routinely closes his emails with some quotes, including this one: "Politicians like to say that diversity is our greatest strength. That is b.s. Diversity simply is. The core question is: How do we extract its assets while minimizing its liabilities?" - Ron Wakab...

Japanese Pop Culture's Response to Covid-19 Mar 18, 2021 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM Japan-America Society of Dallas/Fort Worth Japanese Pop Culture’s Response to Covid-19, featuring speakers from among various disciplines of expertise on Japanese pop culture, representing the fields of academia, journalism and the arts. Join the Japan-America Society of Dallas/Fort Worth on Thursday, March 18, 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm (CDT), for an entertaining and informative conversation about the importance of pop culture for Japan’s current society, how cultural ambassadors are helping the country in thi...

Moon and his neighbors By Deauwand Myers Literally, for centuries, Korea has been geographically and geopolitically stuck between implacable nation-states: adversarial and powerful. Whether it be the Mongolians, the Chinese, the Japanese or more recently North Korea, Korean society has endured being rolled over by wars and the rumor of wars for most of its existence. Some 5,000 years of resistance and valiant attempts at maintaining cultural and geographical integrity has taught Korean governments, whether royalty (King Sejong), quasi-dictatorships (President Park Chung-hee) or democratic ...