The public has much different definition of ‘terrorism’ than officials

(Aug. 15, 2012)

Obama and Romney: Very different candidates with similar stances on foreign policy

(Jul. 31, 2012)

Foreign policy can be generally defined as the way in which one nation interacts with other nations. The United States’ foreign policy affects a multitude of national security issues including imports and exports, the war on drugs and the price of oil. President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney have frequently slammed each other’s foreign policies. Aside from the divisive rhetoric, the two appear to have more similarities than differences. China: Obama is now … (Continue reading . . .)