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The Trump administration is skeptical of spending on foreign aid and development, a sentiment shared by many Americans. Not surprisingly, many new actors are filling the void. Most are undemocratic and favor development policies that do not accord with US interests. Karen Young describes this change in the development landscape and calls for a renewed US commitment to development spending.
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A peaceful competition of ideas is fundamental for a free society and why we should cherish the ability to disagree without fear, writes Arthur Brooks.

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