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As seen in: BizBash, GatherGeeks by BizBash: The Event Industry Podcast, LinkedIn, Medium, MSN, The New York Times, The Independent (UK), Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News, Libération, JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association), The Times of Israel and
Chairman & Founder- BizBash; host Gathergeeks Podcast; author-"Harnessing Serendipity, Collaboration Artist, Conveners and Connectors"; speaker- events
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Opinion: The state of war in Iran demonstrates need for freedom of the press

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By David Adler Verified
| Jefferson Star (Post Register) Verified
Since the beginning of the Iran War, the Trump administration has been clear in its view that news organizations have an obligation to report developments as they are characterized by governmental officials.
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Opinion: Readers ask about restraining presidential warmaking: Replying to thoughtful questions

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By David Adler Verified
| Jefferson Star (Post Register) Verified
Few exercises of governmental power trigger more questions about constitutionality and legality, not to mention considerations of wisdom and judgment, than warmaking, particularly unilateral presidential warmaking. This is for good reason, of course, as American citizens bear the brunt of the toll that war exacts in lives lost and treasuries raided. The twists and turns of warfare are unpredictable. The impact on the economy and, indeed, the future of the country, is clouded and uncertain.
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Opinion: Does a president’s war of choice obligate treaty partners to join the cause? Light from history

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By David Adler Verified
| Jefferson Star (Post Register) Verified
When a nation attacks another country and wages offensive warfare —  a war of choice — are treaty partners in a defense alliance obligated to support the aggressor nation in the conduct of the war?
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