Thursday, November 26, 2009

United States

North Korea Vows 'Thousand-Fold' Military Retaliation Against U.S. if Threatened

North Korea threatens to launch a "thousand-fold" military retaliation if its sovereignty is breached. more >>

Will Brazil, Russia, India, and China Abandon the U.S. Dollar?

The BRIC countries ramp up calls to diversify the international monetary system. more >>

Why Is America's Reputation Improving?

How much credit does Obama deserve? more >>

Poll: United States's Reputation Shoots Up Worldwide

The U.S.'s reputation increased by double digits in some countries between November 2008 and April. more >>

Arab Views on American Leadership Remain Low

Approval rates are generally low in the Arab world, but they are rising a bit. more >>

A China-U.S. Partnership on Global Warming

Experts say there is room to collaborate on new technologies. more >>

Is the United States a Judeo-Christian Nation?

Obama's statement aside, many on the right say the United States is still "one nation under God." more >>

Obama Is Wrong When He Says We're Not a Judeo-Christian Nation

We have not abandoned the principles upon which we were founded. more >>

An International Frenzy to Control Swine Flu

The United States has had a measured response to spread of the H1N1 virus. more >>

United States Ranks 50th in Nations With Longest Lives

The five countries with the longest expected lifespans. more >>

Trying to Downplay the U.S.-European Splits at the G-20 Economic Summit

Obama and European leaders are likely to paper over their differences on how to fight the recession. more >>

For Cuba, Eased U.S. Travel Ban Could Open the Door to Cultural Exchanges

A senior Cuban official endorses a move to increase contacts. more >>

As Birth Rates Hit Record Levels In the U.S., Are We Becoming More Like China?

Birth rates in the U.S. keep rising to record levels. It's time to start talking. more >>

America and China, Dragging Down Each Other

The two nations are closely linked in bad times, too. more >>

Canada is Greener Than United States—Except When It Comes to Animals

Good on nature, less good regarding nature's inhabitants. more >>

The Economy is Issue No. 1 for U.S.-Britain Talks Next Week

British Prime Minister Brown will meet with Obama to coordinate economic recovery strategy. more >>

Europeans Look for Improvement in U.S.-Russia Relations

The Greek foreign minister sees a "very important moment" for engagement. more >>

FDR New Deal Legacy Intact, but Internment of Japanese-Americans Lives in Infamy Too

Internment of Japanese-Americans showed New Deal's architect to be all too human. more >>

Stimulus Lessons of Japan Boom and Bust Are Lost on United States

Nations that ignore economic history are doomed to repeat it—or are doomed, period. more >>

5 Countries With Growing Income Inequality

In these countries, the gap between the rich and the middle-class has increased in the last 20 years. more >>

Data Points: The Bailout Package in Perspective

Compared with other countries' rescue plans, America's isn't that extensive. more >>

Data Points: Americans' Satisfaction with the United States

Satisfaction ratings for how things are going in the U.S. hit an all-time low. more >>

Global Warming Triggers an International Race for the Arctic

As the ice melts, national rivalries heat up over oil and gas deposits and shipping routes. more >>

Arnold Schwarzenegger Recalls Lessons From 25 Years as a U.S. Citizen—Learn English, Participate in Politics, and Give Back

Advice for immigrants: Learn English, participate in politics, give back to the country. more >>

5 Countries With the Most Favorable Opinions of the U.S.

South Koreans have the most positive opinions of the United States. more >>

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