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Crime in Chicago is at alarming levels, but 25 years ago, New York was in the same position.
Doubting the work of intelligence agencies can be healthy. Doubting in the face of strong evidence to the contrary isn't.
Repealing and replacing 'Obamacare' has plenty of unknowns. Uncertainty surrounding the effort could be the biggest.
Germany’s response to terror attacks shows the continued need for cross-border cooperation.
On foreign policy, the US Senate could become a significant check and balance during the Trump administration.
While political differences are likely to persist, a new peace plan for Syria could bring relief for long-suffering civilians.
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