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There’s plenty of toilet paper – so why are people hoarding it?
An explainer about a Johnny Carson joke, zero risk bias, squirrels, the global coronavirus pandemic and why we have many squares to spare.
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Why the US should spend 0.3 percent of its defense budget to prevent an African debacle
A small U.S. military investment in Africa provides the support of allies and partners, counterterrorism cooperation, and enough security to use American soft power, says the author of this commentary.
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Defining success for the VA health record
Taking the time needed to ensure the VA’s Electronic Health Record Modernization program works properly from day one is the best possible course of action, says the author of this commentary.
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Celebrating International Women’s Month: Emboldening the next generation of women warriors
Recruiting and retaining more women warriors should be seen as a national priority, say the authors of this commentary.
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Explainer: What’s the difference between pandemic, epidemic and outbreak?
The difference between these three scenarios of disease spread is a matter of scale.
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How big will the coronavirus epidemic be?
It might get very, very bad. Here are some ideas on what we can do to contain it.
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Explainer: No easy exit for the US in Afghanistan
The U.S. approach of negotiating withdrawal first and initiate a peace process later is unheard of and has never been tested in the contemporary peace process.
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Explainer: Why it took 40 years to pass a bill acknowledging the Armenian genocide
Since 1923, Turkey has denied perpetrating what came to be called the Armenian genocide.
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At last an end to the endless war?
The peace agreement with the Taliban offers at least the first real prospect for an end to a seemingly interminable war, says the author of this commentary.
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To help stem the tide of veteran suicides, VA must stop turning away patients
While suicides soar, the VA is turning eligible veterans away from care, says the author of this commentary.
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There’s plenty of toilet paper – so why are people hoarding it?
An explainer about a Johnny Carson joke, zero risk bias, squirrels, the global coronavirus pandemic and why we have many squares to spare.
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Why the US should spend 0.3 percent of its defense budget to prevent an African debacle
A small U.S. military investment in Africa provides the support of allies and partners, counterterrorism cooperation, and enough security to use American soft power, says the author of this commentary.
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Defining success for the VA health record
Taking the time needed to ensure the VA’s Electronic Health Record Modernization program works properly from day one is the best possible course of action, says the author of this commentary.
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Celebrating International Women’s Month: Emboldening the next generation of women warriors
Recruiting and retaining more women warriors should be seen as a national priority, say the authors of this commentary.
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Explainer: What’s the difference between pandemic, epidemic and outbreak?
The difference between these three scenarios of disease spread is a matter of scale.
-
How big will the coronavirus epidemic be?
It might get very, very bad. Here are some ideas on what we can do to contain it.
-
Explainer: No easy exit for the US in Afghanistan
The U.S. approach of negotiating withdrawal first and initiate a peace process later is unheard of and has never been tested in the contemporary peace process.
-
Explainer: Why it took 40 years to pass a bill acknowledging the Armenian genocide
Since 1923, Turkey has denied perpetrating what came to be called the Armenian genocide.
-
At last an end to the endless war?
The peace agreement with the Taliban offers at least the first real prospect for an end to a seemingly interminable war, says the author of this commentary.
-
To help stem the tide of veteran suicides, VA must stop turning away patients
While suicides soar, the VA is turning eligible veterans away from care, says the author of this commentary.
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There’s plenty of toilet paper – so why are people hoarding it?
An explainer about a Johnny Carson joke, zero risk bias, squirrels, the global coronavirus pandemic and why we have many squares to spare.
-
Why the US should spend 0.3 percent of its defense budget to prevent an African debacle
A small U.S. military investment in Africa provides the support of allies and partners, counterterrorism cooperation, and enough security to use American soft power, says the author of this commentary.
-
Defining success for the VA health record
Taking the time needed to ensure the VA’s Electronic Health Record Modernization program works properly from day one is the best possible course of action, says the author of this commentary.
-
Celebrating International Women’s Month: Emboldening the next generation of women warriors
Recruiting and retaining more women warriors should be seen as a national priority, say the authors of this commentary.
-
Explainer: What’s the difference between pandemic, epidemic and outbreak?
The difference between these three scenarios of disease spread is a matter of scale.
-
How big will the coronavirus epidemic be?
It might get very, very bad. Here are some ideas on what we can do to contain it.
-
Explainer: No easy exit for the US in Afghanistan
The U.S. approach of negotiating withdrawal first and initiate a peace process later is unheard of and has never been tested in the contemporary peace process.
-
Explainer: Why it took 40 years to pass a bill acknowledging the Armenian genocide
Since 1923, Turkey has denied perpetrating what came to be called the Armenian genocide.
-
At last an end to the endless war?
The peace agreement with the Taliban offers at least the first real prospect for an end to a seemingly interminable war, says the author of this commentary.
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To help stem the tide of veteran suicides, VA must stop turning away patients
While suicides soar, the VA is turning eligible veterans away from care, says the author of this commentary.
