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Korea at the Crossroads: The Challenges Ahead - Vimarsana News

Korea at the Crossroads: The Challenges Ahead

Close relations with the United States is the cornerstone ofKorea's security and prosperity. Our two countries are committed tothe fundamental values of peace, freedom and democracy.

For Homeland Security, It's Bureaucracy as Usual - Vimarsana News

For Homeland Security, It's Bureaucracy as Usual

On Sept. 10, 2001, I flew back to Washington from Frankfurt, Germany, with former House Speaker Newt Gingrich. We discussed a host of domestic and foreign policy issues before landing at Washington Dulles International Airport on that bright, crisp day. Neither of us had any idea how our worlds, and the worlds of every American — indeed, of everyone “on the planet,” as Newt often says — would be completely upended within the next 24 hours.

Getting Our Money's Worth - Vimarsana News

Getting Our Money's Worth

It's federal budget season. Do you know where your tax dollars are going?

Marriage and the Welfare of America: the Tenth Anniversary of Welfare Reform - Vimarsana News

Marriage and the Welfare of America: the Tenth Anniversary of Welfare Reform

Two pillars of welfare reform are work requirements and a HealthyMarriage Initiative. They offer men and women the tools to escapegovernment dependency while forming and sustaining healthymarriages, and they offer children hope for a better future.

America's Precarious "One China" Policy | The Heritage Foundation - Vimarsana News

America's Precarious "One China" Policy | The Heritage Foundation

In the United States, Congress often leans ahead of the executive branch on U.S.-Taiwan relations. But during President Tsai Ing-wen’s recent swing through New York City, as I listened to Congressmen calling for an independent Taiwan, I couldn’t help notice something new in the air. It was the feeling of possibility. The strategic context for the U.S.-China relationship is changing. As a result, the formula upon which the relationship rests — America’s "one China" policy — is at greater risk than at any time since Washington’s formal recognition of the PRC in 1979.