U.S. Domestic Policy

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U.S. Domestic Policy

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Congress Scrutinized This CEO’s Company 6 Years Ago. He’s Now a Major Political Donor

Trump Picks a Side on Entering the War in Iran, for Now

The Senate’s Tulsi Gabbard Test

New Research: DOGE Can Save Taxpayers $60+ Billion by Targeting DoD Waste

Trump’s First Move Against the Deep State: Revoking Security Clearances

U.S. Presidential Inauguration 2025 – The Trump World Order

The Fiscal Implications of a Major Increase in U.S. Military Spending

Trump Shooter’s Obsession with Ukraine

Cuba’s Role in U.S. Presidential Elections

The World Feels the Trump Touch

Why is Declaring War on Mexican Cartels so Popular?

U.S. Foreign Policy Is About to Get Boring

Will The Pentagon Win The Debt Ceiling Fight?

TikTok Bills Could Dangerously Expand National Security State

Democrats Flip Red, Republicans Flip Blue on a Major Issue. Is It Permanent?

Contractor Push for Inflation Increases Could Enable Profiteering

The U.S. Has Led the War on Drugs Abroad for Decades, and It’s Been a Staggering Failure

‘You Can’t Fix Systemic Problems at the Unit Level’

In Search of Monsters — You Can’t Fix Systemic Problems at the Unit Level

Ending the War in Ukraine Is a Key to Crafting a Foreign Policy for the Middle Class

Where Shall Wisdom Be Found?

We Need A Real Debate About the Ukraine War

MLK 55 Years Later — Can the Church Study War No More?

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