
Dan Slater
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5 days ago |
aei.org | Kori Schake |Kenneth M. Pollack |Dan Slater |Lucan Ahmad Way
Article Avoiding Praetorianism in Civil-Military Relations Post The Military Parade Isn’t a Crisis Multimedia Discussing American civil-military relations: Schake at Carnegie Mellon Institute of Strategy and Technology Press Discussing the firing of top military officials and JAGs: Kori Schake on CBS Evening News Event A Discussion with Secretary Heather Wilson and Representative Mike Rogers on Civil-Military Relations Event Unveiling “The Melting Point”: A Book Event with Gen. Kenneth F....
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Nov 23, 2024 |
weareexplorers.co | Dan Slater
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Oct 30, 2024 |
journalofdemocracy.org | Dan Slater
The French president made a big bet, and the far right lost. By Dan SlaterOctober 2024This essay is part of a package on the elections that mattered most in 2024. The most important election to take place in 2024 never had to take place at all. French president Emmanuel Macron shocked the world and panicked his countrymen when he dissolved parliament last June and called for snap national elections.
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Oct 21, 2024 |
australiangeographic.com.au | Dan Slater |Justin Walker
You know those photos you see of kayaks floating in water so clear and calm it looks like they’re suspended in mid-air? It’s hard not to imagine yourself inside such images, which is exactly what I’m doing somewhere off the coast of Tasmania’s Freycinet Peninsula. I’m overcome by a feeling of utter peace and feel myself drifting away … carried toward the sunset on a cloud carriage … pulled by a brace of smiling unicorns … until … SPLAT! I’m slapped in the face by another fistful of the briny deep.
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Jul 16, 2024 |
crimereads.com | Dan Slater
Down on the East Side, far from the Broadway of Arnold Rothstein’s New York, Lillian Lieben and Antonia Rolnick lived on “Jewish Broadway,” or Grand Street. Back in 1900, the New York Tribune wrote that “Grand Street is Broadway plus Fifth Avenue, only very much more so. Its wide sidewalks show more fashion to the square foot on a Sunday than any other part of the city.” By 1910 the population had multiplied and the neighborhood was more seedy.
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