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Hear Me Out—Trump Deserves the Nobel Peace Prize
It may be strange to think of Trump as an international peacemaker, but you can’t deny the results
Jul 9
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Jon Gabriel
The Highs and Lows of Presidential Signing Ceremonies
History shows that signing ceremonies offer presidents both great risks as well as opportunities
Jul 7
Recentering the Middle Class in American Politics
By focusing on the hyperpolarized extremes, we’ve lost sight of the vast middle class that is quietly protecting liberal democracy
Jun 30
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Lauren Hall
What Americans Need To Know About the 2025 Social Security Trustees’ Report
As a new report makes clear, we're running out of time to keep Social Security solvent
Jun 18
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Charles Blahous
When the Narrative Fractures: How Freer Social Media Is Reshaping Protest Politics
Public skepticism toward the LA immigration protests points to greater independent thought on social media
Jun 18
Is This the End of the Islamic Republic of Iran?
Tehran cannot defend its territory from Israel attacks, and its leadership appears out of touch and desperate
Jun 17
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Michael J. Ard
At 250, the U.S. Army Remains the Indispensable Service
People and purpose are key to confronting geopolitical and technological challenges
Jun 12
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Michael Puttré
Have Drones Made Traditional Warfare Obsolete?
These inexpensive, unmanned weapons are capable of disrupting large land and sea forces, making ‘invasion’ in the traditional sense much more difficult
Jun 9
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John Mueller
End the FCC
Trump’s attacks on the media via the FCC demonstrate that the federal government has been given too much power
Jun 2
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Robert Tracinski
Taking on the Tyrants
A new book, “How Tyrants Fall,” explains what keeps strongmen awake at night
May 29
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Michael J. Ard
The Federal CAFE Program Is One Deadly Brew
The only clear effect of government fuel economy standards is to increase traffic deaths
May 27
Time To Fix Social Security’s Age-Old Misunderstanding
One congressional proposal could simplify an overcomplicated—and misinterpreted—system of claiming Social Security benefits
May 20
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Charles Blahous
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