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1 week ago | 
rusi.org | Jason Pack |Emily Ferris
Join RUSI's Emily Ferris and Jason Pack as they explore Russia's internal dynamics, infrastructure challenges, and the complexities of its role as a disordering power. As Russia seeks a maximalist deal to secure its gains in Ukraine via negotiations with the Trump Administration, Putin is still trying to spread even more Disorder globally. Are the Russians, in fact, the top table Disorderer globally? And if so, why? What internal domestic politics are driving that Disorder?
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1 week ago | 
foxnews.com | Jason Pack
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The FBI has always had a complicated relationship with public messaging. During my time as a supervisory special agent, deputy unit chief in the National Press Office, and later as special assistant to the assistant director of Public Affairs, I saw firsthand how communication could either build public trust — or erode it — depending on timing, tone and transparency.
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2 weeks ago | 
rusi.org | Jason Pack |Alex Hall
Jason Pack66 Minute ListenJoin Alex Hall Hall and Jason Pack as they tackle listener questions on Trump's political ambitions, Russia's influence, and the future of democracies in a chaotic landscape. Based on listener questions, Alex and Jason discuss: new forms of ‘spheres of influence’ imperialism; how Trumpian advisors, like the influencer Laura Loomer, recycle Russian talking points; could Canada, the UK, New Zealand and Australia work together to forge an alternative order?
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1 month ago | 
rusi.org | Jason Pack
Discover insights from Jason Pack and Frank Vogl on corruption during the Trump Administration, the impact of cryptocurrency and the erosion of anti-corruption measures. Jason Pack is joined by Frank Vogl. Formerly a foreign correspondent for The Times, and then a senior official at the World Bank, Frank set up Transparency International in 1993, and then co-founded the Partnership for Transparency Fund in 1998.
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1 month ago | 
johnsoncitypress.com | Jason Pack
When Hurricane Helene unleashed a torrent of rain across East Tennessee, Trooper Hannah Smathers with the Tennessee Highway Patrol was doing what troopers do every day — checking the roads, helping motorists and keeping people safe. But on that particular day, she didn’t expect to find herself stranded by floodwaters, swept off her feet by a fast-moving current, and still working 18 hours later, soaked to the bone and caked in mud.
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1 month ago | 
timesnews.net | Jason Pack
When Hurricane Helene unleashed a torrent of rain across East Tennessee, Trooper Hannah Smathers with the Tennessee Highway Patrol was doing what troopers do every day — checking the roads, helping motorists and keeping people safe. But on that particular day, she didn’t expect to find herself stranded by floodwaters, swept off her feet by a fast-moving current, and still working 18 hours later, soaked to the bone and caked in mud.
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1 month ago | 
erwinrecord.net | Jason Pack
When Hurricane Helene unleashed a torrent of rain across East Tennessee, Trooper Hannah Smathers with the Tennessee Highway Patrol was doing what troopers do every day — checking the roads, helping motorists and keeping people safe. But on that particular day, she didn’t expect to find herself stranded by floodwaters, swept off her feet by a fast-moving current, and still working 18 hours later, soaked to the bone and caked in mud.
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1 month ago | 
citizentribune.com | Jason Pack
MORRISTOWN − When disaster strikes, first responders answer the call. But what happens when the rescuers themselves are in danger? During Hurricane Helene, a swift water rescue team in Cocke County, Tennessee, found themselves stranded in floodwaters with no cell service and no way to call for help—except for one thing: the Tennessee Advanced Communications Network (TACN). As floodwaters surged through communities, Capt.
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1 month ago | 
greenevillesun.com | Jason Pack
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1 month ago | 
therogersvillereview.com | Jason Pack
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