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Article A New Arms Race It is time for the growing threat of nuclear war to take its rightful place at the center of our debates about foreign policy. By Miles Doyle July 8, 2024 War and Peace International Russia
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Article Revival and Revolution A controversial historical claim grounds MAGA evangelicalism's embrace of the "Appeal to Heaven" flag. By John Fea July 2, 2024 Religion Politics Donald Trump
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Article Biden Should Step Aside Democrats have been in denial about Biden’s deteriorating condition for a long time. The debate made it obvious that they can no longer afford such complacency. By Dominic Preziosi July 1, 2024 Politics Joe Biden Election 2024
Article Poem for a Summer Morning "Someone has to be around to keep / the sweaty city surviving the news." By John Skoyles July 1, 2024 Poetry
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Article Biden’s New Border Policy President Biden’s executive order will only make migrants’ journeys more dangerous. By Regina Munch July 1, 2024 Immigration Joe Biden Latin America