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Oct 13, 2015

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Josh Rogin: "At tonight�=99s Democratic presidential debate, expect all of Hillary Clinton’= challengers to attack her foreign policy record and judgment on several n=tional security issues. ... Her opponents’ strategy may do more ha=m than good [for their party]: few of them have their own foreign-policy c=edentials to run on, and those that do have little chance of advancing to =he general election." Read more...<=a>

Eli Lake and Rogin: "Turkey's=recent cooperation with the U.S.-led coalition has made Turkey a target fo= the Islamic State. As long as [Bashar al-Assad] and the Islamic State rem=in deadlocked in Syria, Turkey's terrorism problem will only get worse." Read more...

Health

The Editors: "It's been more =han three years since the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved Truva=a as an HIV preventive. In September, the World Health Organization recomm=nded it for anyone at risk of contracting the disease. Yet data from Gilea=, the drug's manufacturer, suggest that only a fraction of the people at r=sk of contracting HIV are taking it. That's a missed opportunity, because =he HIV epidemic in the U.S. is nowhere close to an end." Read more...<=a>

2016 Elections

Albert R. Hunt: "The focus [o= Tuesday's Democratic debate] will be on two of the party's five president=al candidates, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders. For Clinton, the challe=ge is to address concerns of voters who tell pollsters they’re not=sure she’s trustworthy. For Sanders, it’s to convey the se=se that he actually could be president." Read more...<=span>

Economics

Clive Crook: "I can't think o= a more deserving winner of the Nobel Memorial Prize for economics than An=us Deaton. Indeed the award, in my view, was seriously overdue. But it's i=portant to understand that Deaton isn't just an outstanding social scienti=t by the narrow standards of academic excellence. He's an exemplary schola= in other ways too." Read more...<=span>

Wealth

Mark Gilbert: "Forget the so-=alled 1 percent vilified by the likes of the Occupy and Anonymous movement=. It turns out that the bulk of the world's wealth is in the hands of just=0.7 percent of the population. And for those who suspect that quantitative=easing is more about propping up asset prices than reinvigorating the real=economy where things get made and sold, the Credit Suisse Global Wealth Re=ort makes for interesting reading." Read more...

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