Sanford J. Ungar

Fresnans have rallied to their city since a geographer ranked it as the least desirable place in America to live

Now ,when South Korea’s economic success is costing the jobs of Americans, South Koreans wonder if we would fight for them again

Now, when South Korea's economic success is costing the jobs of Americans, South Koreans wonder if we would fight for them again  

South Africa persists in fighting a guerrilla war to prevent the installation of another Marxist regime on its border

No answers were found at the meeting in Mexico, but at least the tone of the discussion was hopeful

Liberians are still waiting to see whether their lot will improve under Master Sergeant Doe  

America’s new secretary of state is no intellectual, but those who know him say he understands the limits of U.S. power, won’t make promises he can’t keep, and spends his political capital wisely.

Following the death last year of its patriarchal leader ,Kenya seems to he reaching out to a new, more activist role in Africa.

Quiet but effective, a powerful right-wing coalition has formed in the Senate.

Small, poignant achievements in relations between the races cannot alleviate the nation’s despair about its future; meanwhile, its ruling white minority steels itself against criticism from abroad.