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International Education is going to suffer: Trump is killing one of our strongest exports wapo.st/4luJyph

International students infuse tens of millions of dollars into local economies across the US. What happens if they stay home? theconversation.com/international-… via The Conversation U.S.

The Greater Oklahoma City Asian Chamber of Commerce is launching its inaugural Limitless Business Conference this Thursday at Innovation Hall. #OKC #AsianAmericanBusiness #Entrepreneurship #LimitlessConference #SmallBusiness #Leadership #Oklahoma journalrecord.com/2025/04/21/lim…

“If the U.S. government allows ideological discomfort to disrupt its alliance with research universities, it will sacrifice its advantage in innovation and competitiveness,” argues Sarah Kreps. foreignaffairs.com/united-states/…

Excited to share that I'll be part of a panel of global experts discussing refugees in higher education at the upcoming NAFSA conference on May 27. Looking forward to a fantastic discussion and hope to see you there!

Vietnam faces an uphill battle in trade negotiations with the United States, writes Josh Kurlantzick. cfr.org/blog/vietnams-…

If the United States steps back, its influence will fade—it will lose voting power, forfeit seats at key tables, and leave space for China to shape the agenda. foreignpolicy.com/2025/05/23/by-…

Fascinating study on media formet and it's impact on geopolitical beliefs.

.Fareed Zakaria is absolutely right.

The OKC THUNDER are the 2024-25 NBA Champions!

Cutting the State Department and USAID will put every American at risk: washingtonpost.com/opinions/2025/…

" If we are serious about holding this country together, we have to reckon with the real American inheritance, where ambition and betrayal, dreaming and dispossession, are not opposite. They are co-tenants:"theguardian.com/us-news/ng-int…

This and the Pew poll — which, by the way, shows a profound shift especially among younger demographics — validates something Jeremy Goldkorn and I argued early this year: There's a vibe shift happening on China. That's a very good thing. Link below. semafor.com/article/08/05/…

Excited to share the release of "Chào to Main Street: An Account of Vietnamese Refugees in Western Oklahoma". Available on Kindle now, with the print version coming soon. Chào to Main Street: An Account of Vietnamese Refugees in Western Oklahoma a.co/d/asXD4ri

I am amazed at the early reception of Chào to Main Street: An Account of Vietnamese Refugees in Western Oklahoma a.co/d/azwCUVv Print version is now available! Quill Hawk Publishing

Chào to Main Street is resonating with Oklahomans, showcasing 50 years of compassion and hospitality. Small Western Oklahoma towns opened their doors to refugees, embodying the hope and promise of America. a.co/d/1H9vn6a

“Our liberty depends on the freedom of the press, and that cannot be limited without being lost.” Thomas Jefferson, 1786.

“Captivating from start to finish.” — Major General (Ret.) Viet Luong. Chào to Main Street a.co/d/2WWqLDI

Agriculture is the lifeblood of our state, and as Oklahomans continue to grapple with the rising costs of food, we can’t allow this industry to fall prey to endless litigation that only benefits trial attorneys. It’s time to settle this lawsuit.