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After Surging Troops to the Border, U.S. Military Showcases a Quieter Rio Grande
Dessa Bergen-Cico, professor in the Maxwell School, explains that low street prices for cocaine and fentanyl suggest the drug flow across the border remains largely unimpeded.
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As Ukraine Raises Alarm Over U.S. Backing, Europeans Pledge Support
Robert Murrett, professor of practice in the Maxwell School, says U.S. intelligence is uniquely valuable to Ukraine and he doubts leaders would cut it off.
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‘Dystopian’, ‘Medieval’: Internet Reacts to News of Planned Fort Hood Execution
Robert Thompson, Trustee Professor in the Newhouse School, says the controversy over livestreaming an execution reflects public discomfort with being asked to bear witness.
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‘A Skydance Corp.’: David Ellison Immediately Puts His Stamp on Warner Bros.
J. Christopher Hamilton, associate professor in the Newhouse School, says this is a bittersweet moment that brings excitement but also concerns about the dwindling number of outlets for creators.
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Gas Prices Drop, but Diesel Costs Could Hit Holiday Shoppers
Shelley Kohan, adjunct professor in the Whitman School, says higher costs from elevated diesel prices could affect the movement of goods to stores during the holiday shopping season.
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Freemasons, a Murder, and the Birth of America’s First Third Party
Mark Schmeller, associate professor in the Maxwell School, discusses the disappearance of an ex-Freemason and its role in the development of American politics in the 19th century.