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Starting at its creation and its development and advancement, youve devoted time, energy, passion, and substance, really, to the center, and now as it is, center of the national interests, and, really, thank you for that. Hank grenberg also not only made substantial contributions to this center intellectually and in many capacities, but he also, as i think a number of you know in the audience, also made a substantial contribution when you were vice chair, and i had to mention that because i happened to be the head of the Washington Office of the council on foreign relations, and my first meeti...

The headquarters. Eric hello and thank you for staying with us. Its been a tough 24 hours for the folks in texas. We need a lot of prayers say the officials. Harvey is the fiercest hurricane to strike the country in nearly a decade. It will continue to dump 20 inches of rain or more on parts of texas with three more feet expected. The storm seems likely to hover over the area for the next several days. The governor was warning the most catastrophic flooding could still be on its way. Because of the flooding, one of the top points where concerned about his ongoing rescue and recovery. We want t...

About the trump fox feedback loop. First lets talk about something that has been in the headlines for days now. Lets talk about where controversies come from. You probably heard a lot about congresswoman ilhan omar this week. Do you know why . Controversies dont erupt like a bolt of lightning sparking a fire. No. Controversies are created like a arsonist lighting a match. Too often our coverage in the media and on line starts mid story. We say there is a controversy brewing between these two people. But we leave out the most important part, the lighting of the match. Lets look at how the omar ...

Auburn businessman Donald Buteau and two contractors admit to outstanding violations and agree to pay town of Raymond $650,000 in addition to restoration costs.

Auburn businessman Donald Buteau and two contractors admit to outstanding violations and agree to pay town of Raymond $650,000 in addition to restoration costs.