‘Food tourism as we’ve known it has become a victim of its own success’

‘Food tourism as we’ve known it has become a victim of its own success’

‘Is Trump’s bombast good diplomacy?’

Doug Bandow at The American Conservative

‘India is shooting itself in the foot on trade — again’

Mihir Sharma at Bloomberg

‘Food tourism is dead, but something more interesting is emerging’

Brian Lee at The New York Times

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‘Adoption changes lives. We owe it to families to make it easier and less expensive.’

Mandi Genord at USA Today

Donald Trump’s “bombast, while a MAGA fan favorite, is undercutting American interests,” says Doug Bandow. His “rhetoric makes resistance more likely, and if his targets don’t give in, he will look like the proverbial paper tiger. America would be “better served by restraint, more like Teddy Roosevelt’s ‘speak softly and carry a big stick.'” A “MAGA warrior should realize that while bombast can serve a purpose, it isn’t normally the best way to pursue America’s ends.”

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