<p>We discuss how Turkey's nationalist course affects U.S.-Turkish relations; helping America's airports prepare for increasing demand; redesigning the U.S. education and employment system; how to deter attacks on the power grid; and why the opioid crisis should be considered an "ecosystem." </p>

We discuss how Turkey's nationalist course affects U.S.-Turkish relations; helping America's airports prepare for increasing demand; redesigning the U.S. education and employment system; how to deter attacks on the power grid; and why the opioid crisis should be considered an "ecosystem."

<p>We discuss how Turkey's nationalist course affects U.S.-Turkish relations; helping America's airports prepare for increasing demand; redesigning the U.S. education and employment system; how to deter attacks on the power grid; and why the opioid crisis should be considered an "ecosystem."&nbsp;</p>

U.S.-Turkish relations, helping commercial airports meet rising demand, overhauling America's education and employment system, and more.

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