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    Two-time TFAS alumnus @markbsawyer has been named the 2026-27 recipient of the inaugural Journalism Excellence Fellowship at @thedispatch. His journey with TFAS began at the European Journalism Institute in 2024 and continued through the 2024-25 Media Accelerator Fellowship.
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    Mark Sawyer Selected for the Inaugural TFAS Journalism Excellence Fellowship at The Dispatch
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    Join TFAS on Oct. 21 for a live Liberty + Leadership Podcast recording with @sladesr, Novak '16, on her new book, "Fusionism: Liberty, Virtue, and the Future of the American Right." Hear how fusionism once defined the conservative movement and why it's time to bring it back.
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    Aug 26
    Where do the poorest 5% of Americans really sit in the global income picture? Professor Robert Whaples joins @rogerrream on the Liberty + Leadership Podcast to explore economics through the lens of history. Tune in at podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wha….
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    Aug 25
    Join TFAS at the 33rd Annual TFAS Journalism Forum + Awards Dinner to honor Neil Cavuto and @JanCBS on Nov. 10 in New York City.
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    TFAS to Honor Jan Crawford and Neil Cavuto at Journalism Forum + Awards Dinner
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    Aug 19
    How is AI going to impact the economy and job market? Robert Whaples joins @rogerrream on Liberty + Leadership to discuss how economic history can teach us about the way we live today and why looking to the past can help us better understand the changes ahead.
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