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Ellen Laipson talks about OPEC's decision to cut crude production.

Jo-Marie Burt comments on violence surrounding anti-government protests in Peru.

The Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media is mentioned for its role in a program to digitize and contextualize Civil War-era graffiti found in historic buildings in Virginia and elsewhere.

Former Mason men's basketball players Lamar Butler, Jai Lewis, and Tim Burns comment on the hiring of former Patriots star Tony Skinn as the team's new head coach.

A Washington Post–Schar School poll is cited in an article about the Commanders' declining popularity.

Zach Kallenborn talks about the artificial intelligence used by Russia's Lancet drones.

Washington Business Journal recently posted an Op-Ed written by ºÚÁÏÉç's President, Dr. Gregory Washington making a case for an FBI headquarters in Northern Virginia.

Ilya Somin gives his assessment of the administration's justification for the student loan forgiveness plan.

Michael Farren's op-ed says that a more abundant society will benefit both skeptics and pioneers.

Lilian de Jonge explains the concept of reverse dieting.

Missy Cummings says self-driving technology encourages people to concentrate on other things. "Hands free equals minds free," she says.

Bishop Garrison explains the White House's process that is ongoing in real time.