Call Me Back - with Dan Senor

Books and essays discussed in this episode: Shall We Wake the President: Two Centuries of Disaster M

On this podcast, we’ve talked to a lot of policy-makers, pundits, professionals and practitioners ab

To find the published pieces discussed in this episode: “What the Coronavirus Crisis Reveals About A

The Pandemic has either caused a crack-up in our politics or accelerated the crack-up that was well

A few websites referenced in this episode:AEI's Critical Threats Project: https://www.aei.org/profil

China’s borders have been sealed for well over a year now. And those borders will be closed for the

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This was supposed to be the summer that we returned to normal, here in New York City and in every ma

Who do presidents, prime ministers and business leaders listen to in the midst of managing a crisis?

Yuval currently wears three hats:At the American Enterprise Institute think tank, he’s the Director

Many have been surprised that areas of the real estate market are booming, Post Corona. So what do w

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One piece that we reference throughout both discussions is by former New York Times science reporter

Danny is also a columnist for Bloomberg View and he's the author of more than ten books. Here are th

News just out of the CDC has created fresh opportunities for normal, communal time together, indoors

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Josh Rogin is a long-time foreign affairs journalist, currently a columnist for the Global Opinions

That phrase - going to the movies - that shared experience in a movie theater full of strangers alre

The price of college has been skyrocketing over the past few decades, escalating far higher and fast

Before joining The Times, Maggie was a reporter at Politico, The New York Post and The New York Dail