Without Foreign Coverage, We Miss More than News
Christian Science Monitor, May 18, 2009
By Andrew Stroehlein
When the last foreign correspondent turns out the lights in the last overseas news bureau, we'll get superficial coverage of issues that are hugely important, we'll miss real threats to our security, and we'll fail to know about -- and thus potentially help stop –- mass murders in progress.
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