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IN THIS ISSUE | July 17, 2017, Vol. 22, No. 42 |
| The Immigration Frontlines By Tony Mecia Seven hours in Riverside tracking down 'bad hombres'. It’s 3:45 a.m., and the cars have started turning into an Ace Hardware parking lot, in a sparse commercial zone by one of the area’s many highways. The drivers park, get out, and open their trunks... |
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| Pressuring North Korea By Ethan Epstein The response was typical Trumpism—with a soupçon of Mean Girls. Just as he had called jihadists “losers” a few weeks prior, the president reacted to North Korea’s test launch of a midrange ballistic missile on July 3 with a gibe that cut to the quick... |
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| Winning Again in Space By Fred Lucas One of the lesser-noted lines from Donald Trump’s
inaugural address was “We stand at the birth of a
new millennium, ready to unlock the mysteries of
space.”... |
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| Missouri's Political Phenom By Fred Barnes Josh Hawley is a rarity in politics. Elected attorney
general of Missouri last November, he’s held that
office for five months. Yet he’s already under
extraordinary pressure from Republicans to run
for the Senate in 2018... |
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