| How Trump's Syria strike could affect North Korea, Egypt attacks must not divide Christians and Muslims, Improving protection of older people's rights, Investing in STEM education can aid development, Are citizens of a democracy obligated to vote? Posted: 22 Apr 2017 03:00 AM PDT ![How Trump's Syria strike could affect North Korea, Egypt attacks must not divide Christians and Muslims, Improving protection of older people's rights, Investing in STEM education can aid development, Are citizens of a democracy obligated to vote?]( "How Trump's Syria strike could affect North Korea, Egypt attacks must not divide Christians and Muslims, Improving protection of older people's rights, Investing in STEM education can aid development, Are citizens of a democracy obligated to vote?") "The bombing of one of Bashar al-Assad's airfields must have sent premonitions through the minds of Kim Jong-un and his generals: they could be next," states an editorial. "The deployment of significant American naval assets to the South China Sea must also represent evidence to the North Korean leadership that Donald Trump wants to send a message to all of his nation's enemies in the world: don't mess with America.... The more the North Koreans believe he might [bomb North Korea], the more circumspect they ought to be.
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| Readers write: Power of science, regional change, enjoying and learning Posted: 22 Apr 2017 03:00 AM PDT ![Readers write: Power of science, regional change, enjoying and learning]( "Readers write: Power of science, regional change, enjoying and learning") John Yemma captures some of the stellar glow of science in his March 20 Upfront piece, "The pure spirit of science." But the gleam of science goes well beyond the wonder of new discoveries and the excitement of dedicated workers. Scientific thinking provides a logical, inspired pathway to solve problems and trigger scintillating inspiration. Recommended: Could you pass a US citizenship test?
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