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    With the end of 2018, there can be no more pretense about describing the main threat to US security in 2019. That threat can be summed up in the following five words: the psyche of President Trump. ...

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    Traditionally, the Year of the Pig is regarded as auspicious because pigs symbolize good fortune. People believe that pigs have gentle personalities and an optimistic demeanor. Pigs are also known to...

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  • [Robert J. Fouser] Challenges facing South Korea in 2019

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    President Donald Trump doesn’t read or study history, so he’s probably unfamiliar with the Alien and Sedition Acts. He’d love them. They were the infamous series of discredited measures promulgated b...

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