Germany’s Renewed Nationalism

The country’s resurgent pride is a relief for some and worrisome for others. Will Germany ever overcome the stigma of its past?

Another Korean War?

2010 Midterm Elections: America Votes for Change—But Is It the Right Kind?

Three times in relatively quick succession, United States voters sent its government a message: “We want change from the country’s current direction.” Each time, politicians and powerbrokers seemed to interpret the message to their own liking. Could the problem lie with <em>everyone </em>and <em>everything </em>involved: the senders, the recipients—<em>and </em>the message itself?

By Bruce A. Ritter

True Success!

Many search for success, but never find it. What determines achievement or failure?

The Truth About Christmas

The word “Christmas” triggers fond memories of family, gift-giving, decorations, music, cherished traditions and sentiments of “peace and goodwill toward all.” Yet this holiday, with all its customs, predates Jesus’ birth by thousands of years!

Personal from David C. Pack, Publisher/Editor-In-Chief