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Fighting for higher education at the American Council on Education. Former Washington Post writer. (he/him/his)
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The Art of War

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By Nick Anderson
| contrariannews.org
Nick Anderson is a Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist whose cartoons have appeared in the New York Times, the Washington Post, and elsewhere. Find him on Substack at nickanderson.substack.com.
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ICE shootings

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By Nick Anderson
| Forward Kentucky
The Trump administration has promoted its aggressive immigration crackdown with a simple promise: ICE will focus on “the worst of the worst.” Violent criminals. Gang members. Drug traffickers. Dangerous fugitives. That promise wasn’t merely political rhetoric. It was the administration’s justification for an unprecedented expansion of immigration enforcement.
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COLUMN: Crypto regulation debates have become political

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By Nick Anderson
| The Derrick and The News-Herald Verified
One of the biggest hot-button issues people are waiting to see addressed is cryptocurrency regulation. Why has this seemingly apolitical issue become such an important talking point for politicians? The interests run much deeper than one might expect. While one could think crypto isn’t inherently political, there is one major reason it has become a sticking point of debate: economic competitiveness. If we look at crypto more from a technological standpoint than a financial one, it makes sense.
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