28 julio, 2019
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Our Favorite Past Debate Moments @FiveThirtyEight Remember what Lloyd Bentsen said to Dan Quayle back in 1988? Or what Joe Biden said about Rudy Giuliani in 2007? Oh, and remember all the lurking in 2016?
10 julio, 2019
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CSIS✔@CSIS The lull in U.S.-North Korean nuclear negotiations has given North Korea time to produce more warheads, weapons, and fissile material.@CSISKoreaChair @VictorDCha and @RepBera offer a three-part plan to jumpstart the stalled nuclear negotiations: https://cs.is/30tnCAW6:10 PM – Jul 10, 2019 … Sigue leyendo
9 julio, 2019
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Norbert Elekes@NorbertElekes On July 4, 1776, the 13 American colonies declared independence from Britain. An vent which eventually led to the formation of the United States. Timelapse shows the territorial evolution. 170 years in 95 seconds. (Golbwiki) #FourthOfJuly #IndependenceDay 9:01 … Sigue leyendo
4 julio, 2019
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How the United States Can Compete in the Gray Zone America is entering a period of intensifying strategic competition with rivals like Russia and China. U.S. officials expect this to play out below the threshold of armed conflict, in the … Sigue leyendo
4 julio, 2019
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You’ve probably heard some of this before. In the coming decades, the Army will have to prepare for high intensity conflict against enemies with similar weapons, in urban environments, facing the possibility of long periods without communication or helicopter support. But how will … Sigue leyendo
4 julio, 2019
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By Eric Schmitt, David E. Sanger and Maggie Haberman April 24, 2019 (The New York Times) WASHINGTON — In the months before Kirstjen Nielsen was forced to resign, she tried to focus the White House on one of her highest priorities as homeland security … Sigue leyendo