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Byline: Tim Searchinger, Anthony LaMantia and Gordon Douglas For Print Use Only. The United States now likely confronts two disastrous and unsustainable scenarios. One is to keep the country in [...]

Byline: Tim Searchinger;Anthony LaMantia;Gordon Douglas Tim Searchinger is a research scholar at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public & International Affairs at Princeton University. Anthony LaMantia is a professor at [...]

Byline: Brooke LaMantia In 2018, it has become more common to celebrate women in film. However, Fusion Film Festival -- an annual festival run by Tisch students and faculty that [...]

The first article discusses the challenges of healthcare access in rural areas and argues against expanding government healthcare programs as the solution. It suggests addressing physician shortages and implementing physician licensing reform instead. The second article focuses on border security along the Texas-Mexico border and proposes alternative measures to a physical wall, such as advanced virtual or smart wall technologies and improving road infrastructure. It emphasizes the need for collaboration between state and federal officials and highlights the importance of enhancing infrastructure at ports of entry and streamlining the border-crossing process. The second part of the text consists of letters to the editor discussing various topics, including property taxes, growth, and political opinions. [Extracted from the article]

In this article, the author addresses the contention that it is more expensive to build in St. Louis, Missouri because of union labor and discusses the city's union construction industry.