The Mideast, COVID, Wages, Sovereignty, Racism

How Trump Changed the World -The Washington Free Beacon “There is no greater measure of presidential significance than a chief executive's ability to transform not just his own but also the opposing party. When it comes to the Middle East and China, the Democrats are closer to Donald Trump today than they were at the outset of his term,” American Enterprise Institute fellow Matthew Continetti writes.   📖 MORE: President Trump Proved the Middle East ‘Experts’ Wrong

Coronavirus Vaccine -- We'll Get One and Here's Why We Trust the Science -Fox News  Operation Warp Speed, “which uses federal research dollars to supplement and accelerate private companies’ vaccine development efforts, could now be mere months away from having a COVID-19 vaccine approved and ready to save lives,” write Reps. Phil Roe, Brad Wenstrup, Andy Harris, and Larry Bucshon, who are all physicians.   🎬 WATCH: When a vaccine is approved, it will be distributed within 24 hours

The Higher Wages of Growth -The Wall Street Journal  “In case you missed it, and most of the media did, the Census Bureau reported Tuesday that the median household income in 2019 grew a whopping 6.8%—the largest annual increase on record . . .  Lower-income workers and minorities benefited from faster growth and a tighter labor market before the pandemic,” The Wall Street Journal editorial board writes.

US Will Protect Citizens and Defend Sovereignty Against International Court -Fox News “Multilateral organizations must be held to high standards . . . The International Criminal Court, in its present form, is inherentRacismly susceptible to political bias, manipulation and corruption. It neither serves American interests, nor the interests of its member states that genuinely want justice for war criminals,” Secretary of State Mike Pompeo writes.

Education Department Opens Investigation into Princeton University After President Deems Racism 'Embedded' in the School -Washington Examiner The U.S. Department of Education has opened an investigation into Princeton University after school president Christopher Eisgruber wrote an open letter alleging that racism persists at Princeton. “What the [Department of Education] seeks to obtain from its investigation is what evidence Princeton used in its determination that the university is racist, including all records regarding Eisgruber's letter,” Tiana Lowe reports.   🎬 WATCH: No American should be made to feel ashamed of their history!