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One bigly unindicted co-conspirator and other bunches of them, including some in Epstein files now

Trump's efforts to lean on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is reminiscent of the way Nixon created a team of secret investigators, known as "the plumbers," to find incriminating or embarrassing evidence about his enemies, said Ken Hughes, a leading Watergate authority and research specialist at the University of Virginia’s Miller Center of Public Affairs.

Ken Hughes

Remembering 9/11: A Quarter-Century Later

Eric and Eliot reflect on the 25th anniversary of 9/11 alongside discussions on international diplomacy, German election results, emerging AI concerns, and ongoing security developments in Iran.

Eric Edelman

Unless Stopped, Trump Will Sink the Carrier Fleet

"We call upon the Armed Services Committees and the Defense Appropriations Committees to act before unchecked Presidential meddling and foolishness turns America’s Navy into a second-rate fleet."

Eric Edelman

‘Inside the George W. Bush White House’ Review: Teammates and Rivals

"An enterprising historian would profit by using Mr. Riley’s material to paint a fuller picture of a widely misunderstood presidency."

Russell Riley

25 years after 9/11, presidents still wield more power, panel says

The Sept. 11 terrorist attacks 25 years ago shook America’s sense of security, sparked military actions in Afghanistan and Iraq, and changed the way American presidents use the power of their office, members of a University of Virginia Miller Center of Public Affairs panel said Wednesday.

Bill Antholis, Russell Riley, Ashley Deeks, and Philip Zelikow

From the Freedom Caucus to the democratic socialists, small groups inside parties can wreak havoc with leaders’ agenda in Congress

At least a half-dozen DSA-affiliated candidates are all but guaranteed a seat in the next Congress. But history tells us that a “big tent” party is also likely to face big divisions and even bigger challenges when putting together a governing coalition in Congress.

SoRelle W. Gaynor