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1 day ago | 
cryptostudent.io | Matthew Boyse |James Glassman
[[{„value”:”As the U.S. tries to make headway on a plan to end the war in Ukraine, European allies are moving to defend the country—and their continent—from Russia in the future. Discussions indicate that a coalition of the willing could provide a “presence on the ground, in the air, and at sea, as well as air defense.” This support is not set in stone. Right now, however, there’s a way Europe can show it’s serious: intensify its economic sanctions against Russia.
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1 day ago | 
fortune.com | Matthew Boyse |James Glassman
BYMatthew Boyse and James K. GlassmanMatthew Boyse, a former senior foreign service officer, is a senior fellow with the Hudson Institute’s Center on Europe and Eurasia. James K. Glassman, a former U.S. Under Secretary of State, is an advisor to Ukrainian businesses and nonprofits.
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2 weeks ago | 
detroitnews.com | James Glassman
James GlassmanThe Detroit NewsView Comments The government reported late last year that under a federal subsidy program called 340B, at least 55,000 hospitals, clinics and other “covered entities” paid $66 billion for pharmaceuticals in 2023. That’s an increase of 23% in a year and 1,220% since 2010 for a runaway program few Americans have heard of. Now, 340B is about to double or triple because of a misguided court ruling.
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3 weeks ago | 
houstoniamag.com | James Glassman
Houston’s evolving freeways tell the story of the city’s growth, for better or for worse. Image: HOUSTONIA COMPOSITE/SHUTTERSTOCK.COM Every month in Houstonia, James Glassman, a.k.a the Houstorian, sheds light on a piece of the city’s history. You’ve likely seen the meme claiming “Houston is an hour from Houston.” Yes, hilarious and insightful, but I see this as an optimistic observation.
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2 months ago | 
houstoniamag.com | James Glassman
Live from New York, it’s...Houston!Image: Shutterstock/Oldskool Design Every month in Houstonia, James Glassman, a.k.a the Houstorian, sheds light on a piece of the city’s history. As the legendary television series Saturday Night Live celebrates 50 seasons of (mostly) great comedy sketches, commercial parodies, political humor, and musical performances, we couldn’t help but wonder how Houston has been represented on the late-night show.
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Jan 24, 2025 | 
houstoniamag.com | James Glassman
Image: Houstonia Composite/Shutterstock.com Every month in Houstonia, James Glassman, a.k.a the Houstorian, sheds light on a piece of the city’s history. Houston, founded on a flat coastal prairie, hasn’t always had a problem with flooding. Or, maybe it has always had a problem with flooding. In a city where history is more of a comic book than a textbook, it depends on whom you ask, really.
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Jan 6, 2025 | 
bostonherald.com | James Glassman
On election night, Donald Trump said he would “govern by a simple motto: promises made, promises kept.” One important promise goes back to his 2019 State of the Union Address, when he made “a commitment to eliminate the HIV epidemic in the United States within 10 years” by launching the federal Ending the HIV Epidemic Initiative. With 32,000 new infections (kff.org) annually in the U.S., and 1.2 million Americans living with HIV, the epidemic isn’t over.
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Nov 27, 2024 | 
houstoniamag.com | James Glassman
In our Winter 2024/2025 issue, we celebrated our Houstonians of the Year, but what about the local treasures that have been lost to history, or that simply...weren’t at all. Houstonia columnist and Houstorian James Glassman takes a curious look at the dishes and drinks that could have been. Our favorite slam dunkers meet our favorite Vietnamese noodle soup. An ode to Ima Hogg and her (fake) sister Ura. The late Sheila Jackson Lee would have loved this in a margarita.
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Nov 17, 2024 | 
kiplinger.com | James Glassman
The travel industry had a near-death experience because of COVID, with revenues falling 75% in 2020. Now, according to a report from consultant McKinsey & Co., "travel is roaring back." Two-thirds of the 5,000 people the consulting firm recently surveyed worldwide said they were more interested in traveling now than before the pandemic. Markets often anticipate such trends.
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Nov 11, 2024 | 
houstoniamag.com | James Glassman
Remember Ufer & Ufer? Take a nostalgic trip through the Rice Village of yore. Image: Courtesy of Kirsten Ufer Every month in Houstonia, James Glassman, a.k.a the Houstorian, sheds light on a piece of the city’s history. Rice Village, like so much of Houston, has recently attempted a concerted and sustained effort to polish itself up.
