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American Power in a Multipolar World — None Of The Above

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By Mark Hannah
| None Of The Above
American foreign policy is in crisis. The bipartisan consensus that emerged after the Cold War has collapsed after a string of American failures, like the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Now, with the rise of China and the new ascendance of middle powers, the United States must rethink its engagement with the world. But where to start?
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The U.N. Doesn’t Get Credit for the Lives It Saves

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By Mark Hannah
| U.S. News and World Report Verified
Presidential motorcades are rolling through midtown Manhattan this week in the annual pilgrimage of world leaders to the United Nations General Assembly. Some Americans may catch a headline or a clip from a speech before they turn their attention back to the price of groceries, a prescription refill or their commute home.
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Town Crier: Cherokees rout the British at Fort Loudoun (part 2)

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By Mark Hannah
| The Daily Citizen (Dalton, GA) Verified
As European nations ventured around the world in the 1700’s, adding conquests and colonies to their portfolios, face-offs and struggles against each other were bound to come to a head at various times and places. In the 1750’s, a world conflict erupted between primarily Britain on one side and France and Spain on the other. This “world war” saw fighting in Europe, Asia, Africa, South America and North America.
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