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Liar, Liar, Constitution on Fire: Why the Government Can't Stop Misleading the Public

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Why It Is Hard to Decide If Government Assistance Should Let You Buy Junk Food

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Impeachment War: Can Congress Really Hold Trump Accountable?

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Why Might the Navy Get Rid of Its Important Minesweepers?

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Explained: The U.S. Military's Love Affair With Shotguns

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Why Patients in Pain Shouldn't Be Blamed for the Opioid Crisis

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America's Humvees Are Here to Stay and Will Come with Upgrades

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Hanoi Summit: Trump Hit a Bump On a Long Road

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Does Howard Schultz Have a Real Shot at Defeating Trump?

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Stop Using Diversity to Justify Racism at Harvard

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Why Cyberattacks on America’s Elections and Infrastructure Are Here to Stay

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There Is More to Trump’s Trade War than Meets the Eye

Tillerson Is Trying to Replicate Jim Baker's State Department

The F-108 Could Have Been America's Mach 3 Cold War Super-Interceptor

New Air Force Strategy Aims to Defend Against Space War

Pentagon Unprepared for a New Arms Race

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Can China Rise Peacefully?

Stop Using Diversity to Justify Racism at Harvard

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If I Were Secretary of the U.S. Navy for Just One Day

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