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He commanded NATO. The lesson he leads with came from his worst day at sea: wsb.com/speakers/adm-jame…
Richard Haass defines overreach as a policy that tries to do too much, either because the situation will not allow it or because it demands more resources than exist. He traces the pattern through Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan, and Iraq, and argues it is recurring now. Read his latest Substack here: richardhaass.substack.com… @RichardHaass
America doesn’t have a cybersecurity problem. It has a software security problem. That’s the case Jen Easterly made on The Long Game with Jake Sullivan and Jon Finer. The former CISA Director and current CEO of RSAC walked through how insecure software has shifted risk from tech companies onto consumers, what China’s Volt Typhoon campaign revealed about US infrastructure, and how AI is reshaping cyber defense. Listen: podcasts.apple.com/us/pod…
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"The Greatest Sentence Ever Written." Walter Isaacson sat down at the Bush Center as part of the America 250 commemoration to reflect on the Declaration of Independence's most defining line. The biographer behind Franklin, Einstein, and Jobs on how one sentence shaped 250 years of American ideals and the pursuit of liberty and equality it set in motion. Listen: open.spotify.com/episode/…
"Done, through, washed up." That's what they wrote about Jack Nicklaus the week before the 1986 Masters. He was 46. Hadn't won a major in six years. A friend taped the newspaper column to the fridge of his rental house in Augusta. He shot 30 on the back nine that Sunday. Passed Norman, Ballesteros, Kite, and Watson. Won his sixth green jacket and 18th major. This week marks 40 years since that round. Thursday morning, Nicklaus hits the honorary first tee shot to open the 90th Masters. Some ideas don't expire.
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