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n the Cold War. For a discussion of the report and how the US can respond to these threats, join Commissioners Eric Edelman and Mariah Sixkiller and Hudson's Rebeccah Heinrichs for this live event. • Hudson Institute: October 7 and the Coming Wars for Freedom — Thursday, September 19, 2024. Location:

s - Wednesday, September 11, 2024. Location: Wilson Center, 1:00 PM. Join renowned philosopher and author Bernard-Henri Levy for a conversation with Hudson Senior Fellow Liel Leibovitz on how the attack of October 7 and the subsequent war in Gaza are likely to shape geopolitics for decades to come. Em

closed, on the ground with what appeared to be blood near his mouth and his hands behind his back. The article noted that Haley, Tadarrius Bean and Justin Smith are on trial after pleading not guilty to charges that they deprived Nichols of his civil rights through excessive force and failure to intervene,

based Institute for Religious Freedom; and Lauren Homer, an international human rights lawyer and the president of Law and Liberty Trust, will join Hudson to discuss this question. Then a second panel of experts and witnesses will discuss the Russian Armed Forces' religious atrocities in Ukraine, inclu

t he was at the traffic stop on Jan, 7, 2023, when Nichols was pulled over and yanked from his car. Nichols fled, and Martin said Tadarrius Bean and Justin Smith gave chase and were punching the 29-year-old man without their handcuffs out when Martin caught up with them. The article stated that Bean, Smith an

Ailes, with a long history of leg and hip problems, was barely walking, and, coming in to Manhattan with his wife Beth from their upstate home on the Hudson, was wary of slippery streets. But Ailes was eager to see Bannon. Bannon’s aide, Alexandra Preate, kept texting steady updates on Bannon’s progress e

e CEO Stephen Schwarzman; Washington fixture, lobbyist, and Clinton confidant Vernon Jordan; labor secretary nominee Wilbur Ross; Bloomberg Media CEO Justin Smith; Washington Post national reporter Mark Berman; and a table full of women lobbyists and fixers, including the music industry’s longtime representativ