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Myanmar’s Military Coup and the Future of Democracy



Royal palace of Myanmar at sunset

How will the current unrest in Myanmar affect politics—and life—in Southeast Asia in the years to come?

The Subtle Art of Canceling the Bible



Cancel the Bible with Windows dialogue box

Surely, in our modern society of religious freedom, no one would dare to ban the Bible—would they?

The Benefits of Eating Together



Many parents know that family meals play an important role in producing healthier children. Numerous studies show that “kids who eat with their families do better in school and have bigger vocabularies. They also have lower rates of depression, anxiety and eating disorders, as well as healthier diets and better cardiovascular health” (The Conversation, April 30, 2021).

Will China Defeat America?



Earlier this month, Japan, Australia, France, and the United States held joint military exercises on Japanese soil (Newsweek, May 13, 2021). These exercises involved nations concerned about China’s naval activities in the region and have understandably been seen in a negative light by China.

Cyberattack on U.S. Pipeline



Last week, an apparently Russia-based ransomware gang held U.S.-based Colonial Pipeline electronically hostage until it paid $4.4 million in untraceable cryptocurrency (New York Times, May 14, 2021). Colonial Pipeline handles half of the gasoline and jet fuel used on the east coast of the United States.

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