This week marks the second anniversary of Hamas militants launching a surprise attack on Israel, prompting the current conflict in Gaza and a spreading of hostilities across the Middle East. That attack’s legacy

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As the partial shutdown of the US federal government runs deeper into October, what stands out

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This week includes anniversaries of bad economic news – a bank run in 1907 and, 22 years later, a market plunge that triggered a global depression. The biggest economic concern at present

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On a week that includes Halloween, a particularly unconvincing behavioral costume is

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As we begin November, the month’s most intriguing storyline

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Does the use of artificial intelligence in modern weaponry constitute a revolution in military affairs?

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Now that the longest federal government shutdown in US history is coming to an end, the biggest question moving forward

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This week in 1800, Congress held its first session at the US Capitol. In the spirit of Hoover’s Center for Revitalizing American Institutions, the entity most in need of repair

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As Americans celebrate their nation’s Thanksgiving holiday with family, friends, and a bountiful harvest, the sentiment that best captures the spirit of the day

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As we begin the final month of the year, the story to watch

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