How many nuclear weapons is enough? The question has haunted policymakers and scholars for 80 years. Early in the Cold War, the United States expanded its nuclear arsenal rapidly in response to the ...

As Russia’s war in Ukraine becomes increasingly costly with no end in sight, the Kremlin has kept tightening its grip over Russian society. Along with expanding repression, including of some officials ...

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The final “public charge” rule broadens the range of benefits used in determining public charge status, allows officials to ...

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Pennsylvania Aging Secretary Jason Kavulich highlights the new CAPE tool to improve oversight of Area Agencies on Aging and strengthen protective services.

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