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And fatherhood, the underlay, the sort of undercurrent is going in a slightly different direction. As youll see as we move in the weeks ahead, that this sort of crack in the cold war etiface begins with challenging and changing perspectives on sexual behavior. Eventually it will become more political. Eventually it will deal more with racial issues and eventually it will explode in the 1960s. The seed bed of the Counter Culture of the 1960s which totally challenges the cold war can be seen quite...

Violence. We must continue to work the work of nonviolence and demand an end to senseless killing everywhere. And the resolution for congress to impeach irs commissioner john koskainen. House 828 impeaching John Andrew Koskinen for high crimes and misdemeanors. Well review the expected congressional debate with susan ferrechio, correspondent for the washington examiner. Join us thursday night at 8 00 eastern on cspan for congress this fall. He lists the public publication of male and female sexu...

Statements from leading experts in law, academia, and other research organizations that contributed to the January 6th House Select Committee's work on extremism and social media.

For people in the intelligence community, the risk of experiencing a variety of traumas is very real. Agencies should look more closely at their workforces to better understand the traumas their analysts face and what they can do to help.

Margie Palmieri of the Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office (CDAO) joins Jim Mitre, director of RANDs International Security and Defense Policy Program, to discuss the formation of the CDAO and the first year of the new organization.

<p>The authors of this report draw on Russian-language sources to examine trends in Russian military personnel policies and initiatives from the 1990s through December 2021, prior to Russias February 2022 invasion of Ukraine.</p>

<p>RAND researchers hosted a subject-matter expert workshop to determine proposed courses of action to reduce security threats from and meet international standards for prisons holding presumed former Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) fighters.</p>

<p>The U.S. defense strategy and posture have become insolvent. To defeat evolving threats, such as Chinas broad military modernization and Russias reconstituted forces, more-coordinated efforts by the United States and its allies are required.</p>

Staff profile for Heather J. Williams, Associate Director, International Security and Defense Policy Program; Senior Policy Researcher; Professor, Pardee RAND Graduate School at the RAND Corporation.

Truth Decay—the diminishing role of facts and analysis in public life—could weaken the U.S. military, costs America credibility with its allies, and calls into question the nations ability to respond to the next big crisis. How can the United States guard against these risks?