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Trade Compliance Word of the Day:  ‘Transshipment’

Trade Compliance Word of the Day: ‘Transshipment’

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Pixabay // Pixabay Content LicenseBy John F. Di LeoThe country of origin transshipment – the Customs type of transshipment — is the issue at the heart of the current U.S.-Canada debate. 

 

The Log Cabin Republicans Lie Regarding The ‘T’

The Log Cabin Republicans Lie Regarding The ‘T’

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Arthur Schaper using AIBy Arthur SchaperThe group is reducing their speed, but they still pursue an anti-family agenda which harms children, undermines families, and hurts society as a whole.

America’s Comeback

America’s Comeback

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Public Domain PicturesBy Thomas KolbeThe U.S. government is working at full speed to reindustrialize the country.

The Beef Argument That Forgot the Consumer

The Beef Argument That Forgot the Consumer

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U.S. Department of AgricultureBy Luis GonzalezA cattle industry cannot rebuild indefinitely on the assumption that consumers will keep paying whatever price scarcity produces. 

Collectivism And God

Collectivism And God

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American Thinker AIBy Allan J. FeiferPeople need meaning in their lives, and the decline in faith and uptick in socialism mark a very dangerous shift in that search. 

The Cost of Belonging

The Cost of Belonging

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Pixabay // Pixabay Content LicenseBy Michael MelletteThe defining characteristic of a destructive tribe is not that it demands conformity, but that it makes surrender of particularity a condition of belonging.

Who Benefits From America’s Political Bundles?

Who Benefits From America’s Political Bundles?

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American Thinker AIBy Tsahi ShemeshIdentity politics blunts people’s ability to think independently about the myriad issues facing them, leading to contradictory and self-harming viewpoints.

Let ‘Em All In?

Let ‘Em All In?

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ChatGPT ai-generated illustrationBy Brian C. JoondephIf borders don’t matter, why have them?

The Big Build and the Siege of Iran

The Big Build and the Siege of Iran

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Clarice FBy Clarice FeldmanBecause Donald Trump comes from the business world, unlike his predecessors in office, he has made it clear he prefers negotiating with adversaries to war, and economic strangulation when negotiating with them fails.