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Weifeng Zhong talks about the Biden administration's handling of the Chinese spy balloon flights over the United States.

Mark N. Katz discusses how Vladimir Putin hopes an unverified story that the U.S. sabotaged Russia's Nord Stream pipelines will create tension between Germany and the United States.

Robert Leider says there is a need for a center that isn't biased in favor of gun regulation.

RaShall Brackney is interviewed about the Tyre Nichols case and police culture.

Frank T. Manheim writes that the deeper reason for the crisis of mass shootings is anomie—the loss of a sense of community.

Justin Gest talks about how some of the tensions can be traced back to the Clinton administration.

Sita Slavov is quoted as a coauthor of the parental retirement outcomes study.

Mason is mentioned for ranking last in appropriations despite nearly 30 percent of its students qualifying for Pell Grants.

Justin Gest writes that the scourge of polarization and social division is "the greatest social challenge facing our country," requiring a multidecade fix.

Mark N. Katz says if the war will be determined by who can deploy and replace the most weapons, Ukraine has the advantage—as long as the West keeps supplying it.

Don Beyer talks about the importance of lifelong learning and working with Mason students.

Terry Clower talks about the persistent labor shortages in the DC area tech sphere.