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NYT Writers Discuss Research On Trump's Business Career
News Akash Abraham, ‘28 4/7/25 News Akash Abraham, ‘28 4/7/25

NYT Writers Discuss Research On Trump's Business Career

Reporters Russ Buettner and Susanne Craig discuss their journey investigating the personal finances of the 45th and 47th president.

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Former Congressmen Share Thoughts on Legislating in Polarized Times
News Akash Abraham, ‘28 and Alex Kagan, ‘27 3/25/25 News Akash Abraham, ‘28 and Alex Kagan, ‘27 3/25/25

Former Congressmen Share Thoughts on Legislating in Polarized Times

Former Congressmen Trott and Payne discuss their experiences in Congress and insights on Congressional dysfunction.

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Speaker Shares African-American History Through Art
News Akash Abraham, ‘28 3/17/25 News Akash Abraham, ‘28 3/17/25

Speaker Shares African-American History Through Art

Stephen Towns, a quilting artist, shares his art’s connections to African-American history.

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VMI Hosts Debate on Controversial Monuments
News Akash Abraham, ‘28 2/16/25 News Akash Abraham, ‘28 2/16/25

VMI Hosts Debate on Controversial Monuments

Braver Angels debate discusses whether “oppressive” monuments should be removed.

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Circuit Judge Discusses Originalism During W&L Visit
News Akash Abraham, ‘28 10/18/24 News Akash Abraham, ‘28 10/18/24

Circuit Judge Discusses Originalism During W&L Visit

Judge Marvin Quattlebaum, Jr., of the 4th Circuit discusses originalism’s importance.

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