Hoover Daily Report | September 15, 2026

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Today, Richard A. Epstein reflects on the legacy of Thomas Jefferson’s view of naturalization, which created lasting challenges for America as it interpreted who could obtain citizenship. Rose Gottemoeller argues new nations must step forward to advance the cause of nuclear nonproliferation. And Amit Seru and coauthors find norms and conventions aren’t always enough to stop shady behavior by public officials, even in places known for being low-corruption. Hoover Daily Report | September 15, 2026

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Jefferson’s Unsettling View of Citizenship What Singaporean Bureaucrats’ Home Purchases Say about Corruption

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