– The ever-valuable Politico NatSec Daily explains the administration’s gyrations over the Chinese spy base in Cuba.
– It came up in class: Does Trump’s Judge Cannon have conflict of interest? New Yorker interview explains the law.
– Putin says he’s moving nukes to Belarus.
– NYT says Chinese Coast Guard is more like a navy.
– Politics of military base names.
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