Albert R. Hunt, Columnist

The Questions That Clinton and Trump Should Be Asked

The public deserves a thoughtful discussion of trade and Syria, not insults and cliches.

Getting beyond slogans.

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The U.S. is still fighting a war in Afghanistan and has troops in Iraq, the Iranian nuclear deal remains controversial, the Islamic State is weakened but continues to be threatening, North Korea is launching missiles, Russia flaunts international norms and China has expansionary designs.

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