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“There are some things you don’t want to be right about.” That was Mac Thornberry’s response when he was asked following the 9/11 terrorist attacks how it felt to have introduced a bill to establish a Homeland Security Agency six months before…
The Fight Against COVID-19 and the Lessons of 1918
A Conversation with John Barry about his 2005 book regarding the Great Influenza pandemic 102 years ago and the lessons that can be learned today.
Better Connecting Rural America
If we can communicate with humans on the moon, surely we can find a way to deliver reliable broadband here on Planet Earth.
When a Pandemic and an Epidemic Collide
Since the pandemic began, more than 40 states have reported increases in substance- related deaths.
From the Republican Revolution of 1994 to the global pandemic of 2020, the Texas Republican 26 and retiring lawmaker reflects on some of the more notable developments over his 26 year congressional career.
According to the Nebraska Senator, dangerous activity by Russia and China underscores the importance of enacting the 2021 National Defense Authorization Act.
Transatlantic Relations in Flux
We are at an inflection point after three post-Cold War decades, and the choices confronting the U.S. when it comes to its relations with Europe will shape transatlantic relations going forward.
Seven Years into China’s Belt and Road
American officials have criticized the program as “debt trap diplomacy.” While it is hard to find evidence of debt trap diplomacy, there are real concerns about debt sustainability.
Outcompeting China: A Roadmap for the U.S.
Rather than decoupling the two largest economies in the world, there is a smarter approach to confronting legitimate problems posed by China’s economic model.
The Importance of India and the Growing Chinese Threat
Amid rising tensions with China, the relationship between the U.S. and India has been transformed from one of estranged democracies to engaged democracies.
U.S. Foreign Policy After the Pandemic
While conflict prevention has long been a focus of foreign assistance, the intersection of conflict prevention with other global challenges should be at the forefront of America’s response.
Ann Wagner discusses the issues facing America’s suburbs and how she’s working to address them.
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In this edition
“There are some things you don’t want to be right about.” That was Mac Thornberry’s response when he was asked following the 9/11 terrorist attacks how it felt to have introduced a bill to establish a Homeland Security Agency six months before…
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The Fight Against COVID-19 and the Lessons of 1918
A Conversation with John Barry about his 2005 book regarding the Great Influenza pandemic 102 years ago and the lessons that can be learned today.
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Better Connecting Rural America
If we can communicate with humans on the moon, surely we can find a way to deliver reliable broadband here on Planet Earth.
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When a Pandemic and an Epidemic Collide
Since the pandemic began, more than 40 states have reported increases in substance- related deaths.
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EXIT INTERVIEW
From the Republican Revolution of 1994 to the global pandemic of 2020, the Texas Republican 26 and retiring lawmaker reflects on some of the more notable developments over his 26 year congressional career.
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MEETING THE THREAT
According to the Nebraska Senator, dangerous activity by Russia and China underscores the importance of enacting the 2021 National Defense Authorization Act.
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Transatlantic Relations in Flux
We are at an inflection point after three post-Cold War decades, and the choices confronting the U.S. when it comes to its relations with Europe will shape transatlantic relations going forward.
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Seven Years into China’s Belt and Road
American officials have criticized the program as “debt trap diplomacy.” While it is hard to find evidence of debt trap diplomacy, there are real concerns about debt sustainability.
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Outcompeting China: A Roadmap for the U.S.
Rather than decoupling the two largest economies in the world, there is a smarter approach to confronting legitimate problems posed by China’s economic model.
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The Importance of India and the Growing Chinese Threat
Amid rising tensions with China, the relationship between the U.S. and India has been transformed from one of estranged democracies to engaged democracies.
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U.S. Foreign Policy After the Pandemic
While conflict prevention has long been a focus of foreign assistance, the intersection of conflict prevention with other global challenges should be at the forefront of America’s response.
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Ripon Profile of Ann Wagner
Ann Wagner discusses the issues facing America’s suburbs and how she’s working to address them.
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