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David May

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Assistant Managing Editor at Modern Healthcare, based in Chicago
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David May coordinates and edits the weekly opinion section of the magazine, including Guest Comment and Letters pages; edits News Makers and Regional News pages; manages and edits recognition programs and special supplements. He joined Modern Healthcare in 1989 and was the magazine's copy desk chief before becoming an assistant managing editor. Earlier in his career he was the copy desk chief for the Daily Herald, a newspaper that covers Chicago's suburbs, and a copy editor at the Telegraph Her…

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How South Africa’s Corruption Makes It Vulnerable to Foreign Infiltration

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By David May, Theodore Schneiderman
| Foundation for Defense of Democracies
Johannesburg is broke—and broken. Just months after it hosted the G20, the premier forum for global economic cooperation, South Africa’s largest city cannot afford to pay its bills, mayoral candidate Helen Zille revealed on May 6. Johannesburg is not an outlier: corruption and mismanagement pervade South Africa. South African corruption poses a real threat to US interests. The country is a leading producer of critical minerals globally.
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South Africa Should Stand with the Iranian People, Not Their Oppressors

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By David May, Theodore Schneiderman
| Foundation for Defense of Democracies
Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei may be dead, but the warm feelings linger on in South Africa. The Islamic Republic’s brutal repression of its civilians and the US-Israeli operation against Iran, called Epic Fury, have placed an uncomfortable spotlight on the cozy ties Pretoria enjoys with the regime in Tehran.
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South Africa Should Stand with the Iranian People, Not Their Oppressors

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By David May, Theodore Schneiderman
| Algemeiner Journal
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