The Longest Day: A Nation’s Military Leadership is Put to the Test
The generals and admirals who sat in that room in Quantico have made their choice. Will we stand with them?
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A Shutdown of Choice: The White House’s High-Stakes Gamble on Governance
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A Vast Conspiracy of Moderate Incline: The UN Escalator Plot that Nearly Toppled the World Order
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