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Trump on National Security Strategy

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Words Numbers Episodes Around December 19, 2017

The Trump Foreign Policy a Year Later

The Proper Response to Russian Election Meddling

The Flynn Plea

Assessing the North Korea Threat

Police Snooping and Collins v. Virginia

Will Tax Reform End the Individual Mandate?

Oral Argument in the Case of Masterpiece Cakeshop

A Proposed Ban on ‘Bump Stocks’ and State Reciprocity for Gun Permits

Finally, An Audit for the Pentagon

Liberating Telemedicine

Protecting the Prairie Dog and Federal Overreach

The Rise of Big Data Policing: Surveillance, Race, and the Future of Law Enforcement

Peril and Promise in Facial Recognition Technology

The Federal Reserve’s Unresolved Questions

Tax Cuts (Not Spending Cuts) Are on the Way

Trump on National Security Strategy

Toward a More Robust Tax Reform

NSA, North Korea, and the WannaCry Attack

The Fate of Obamacare in 2018

Disney, Streaming, and Long Copyright

In Trying Times, Take Lessons from the Stoics

Two Killings by Police, Strikingly Different Results

Judicial Nomination Fights Blaze on

A Look at Financial Reform in 2018

Inside Private Prisons

Cardiac Arrest: Five Heart-Stopping Years as a CEO on the Feds' Hit-List

Prime (Spending) Cuts Congress Should Put on the Chopping Block

American Foreign Policy in 2018

‘Swatting’ and Police Accountability

Fed Policymaker Musical Chairs in 2018

New Signs of a Waning War on Cannabis

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