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Did the Clintons Turn the Tables in the Game of Epstein Chicken?
There’s a foreign policy term called “escalation dominance.” It’s a strategic concept that refers to one party’s ability to increase the potential consequences in a conflict to a degree that leaves the adversary unable to respond or compete, forcing them to back down or admit defeat. The recent showcase showdown between Rep. James Comer on […]
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Decoding the DOJ Word Salad on Venezuela
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No, It’s Not Sedition. It’s the Law
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Playing Defense on Sports Betting: Is It Too Late to Regulate?
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So You’ve Decided to Target Random People with Military Force
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When the FBI Director is Looking Out for Number One
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The Bolton Search Feels Hinky. Here’s Why.
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The Quality of Mercy Is In Fact Very Strained (in the Epstein Case)
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Trump’s TikTok Power Grab Is More Dangerous Than You Think
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Federalizing the National Guard: A Primer and What Comes Next
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The Presidency is Open for Business, and the Constitution Can’t Fix It
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Note from Asha: What’s the Real Quid Pro Quo with Bukele?
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Note from Asha: Why the Alien Enemies Act Is So Dangerous in Trump’s Hands
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