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‘A Different Kind of War’: The 1998 Capitol Shooting and the Shock of Domestic Terrorism
By David Kurlander Five people died last week in the attempted pro-Trump coup in Washington D.C. Vigils emerged near the Capitol Building, but the polarized nature of the violence—and the relative silence from President Trump—has denied a more unified memorial. This vacuum in collective mourning is in sharp contrast to the cathartic scene that followed […]
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CAFE Insider Newsletter #102
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‘Not Just Awkward, But Dangerously Absurd’: The First Invocation of the Electoral Count Act
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Books That Got Us Through 2020
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‘A Fair Hearing’: Ed Meese, President Reagan, and the Politics of Resignation
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CAFE Insider Newsletter #101
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CAFE Insider Newsletter #100
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‘Blow the Lid Off’: The Fall of Attorney General Howard McGrath
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‘So Why Wait?’: Osiraq and the Legacy of Israel’s Nuclear Deterrence Policy
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CAFE Insider Newsletter #99
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New Nationalism: Teddy Roosevelt’s Return and the Fate of the Republican Party
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CAFE Insider Newsletter #98
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‘Leader of the Opposition’: James Schlesinger and the Politics of Firing a Secretary of Defense
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