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Fog of War: Examining the Authorization for Use of Military Force

With only one vote in opposition, the United States Congress passed the Authorization for Use of Military Force in 2001 to wage war against those responsible for the terrorist attacks of 9/11. In this era of endless conflict, how have the traditional war powers of Congress slowly shifted to the Presidency?

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Maximizing Educational Outcomes with Extracurricular Activities

Engagement in extracurricular activities increases students’ behavioral and cognitive skills yet despite their ability to help improve academic performance, students from low-income communities are at least 10 percent less likely to participate. Addressing this disparity is vital to maximizing educational outcomes.

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Using Tax Credits to Encourage Infrastructure Investment

As the Trump administration and Congress debate policies to encourage investment in infrastructure, is there any common ground that could unite both parties? The Public Benefit Infrastructure investment tax credit, a proposal that takes advantage of a concept with bipartisan support, may offer a solution.