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This is how a democracy is dismantled if the good do not associate, as Edmund Burke advised.
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Their beef is more one of ideology than of class, as the oligarchs have gone where the wind blows.
There are more pluses than minuses to becoming the 11th province, including an easy-to-sing anthem.
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An encrypted chat among Pentagon and other officials was unwittingly shared with a reporter.
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Trump has yet to be clear about what he thinks “peace” would look like for Ukraine and Russia.
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A resumption of air assaults are adding to the death toll, with no plan for what happens after.
The company is suing its author, a former insider; that should only encourage sales of the book.
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Amid a civil war, it’s pulled food aid and is silent about U.A.E.’s backing of a violent rebel group.
With congressional Republicans cowed and Democrats without feck, who’s left to stand for the republic.
Two bills would have offered financial assistance to families providing home care. Neither survived.
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Both Trump and Netanyahu appear poised to force constitutional crises in their quests for power.
Honestly, if you get a perfect score, why have you not already applied for Canadian citizenship?
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There’s a message in the arrest of a legal resident who protested for Gaza: you have no right to speak.
Callous firings. Weird insults. Rejection of empathy. Flip-flopping on decisions. This isn’t normal.
Off-again, on-again tariffs. Insulting allies. Turning our backs on NATO and Ukraine. What will it accomplish?
Green card holders are afforded the same speech rights as citizens, meaning anyone could be at risk.
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I’ve been watching the early weeks of Trump 2.0. It’s a slo-mo shipwreck that can’t easily be avoided.
