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Ukraine Blocks Journalists From Front Lines With Escalating CensorshipAlice Speri“It’s wild how little of what’s happening is being chronicled.”
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Prigozhin and Putin: Dead Men WalkingJames RisenIn the duel between the Wagner Group’s Yevgeny Prigozhin and Russian President Vladimir Putin, both men lost their nerve. |
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A Year After Dobbs, the Anti-Abortion Right Is Grilling Doctors on Tattoos, Tweets, and Too-Strong BeliefsJudith LevineUnsatisfied with humiliating patients, the anti-abortion right is escalating a time-tested tactic: Make ’em grovel.
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As D.C. Fêtes Narendra Modi, His Political Prisoners in India Are ForgottenMurtaza HussainThe Biden administration has ignored India’s rights violations in favor of weapons sales and geopolitical expediency. |
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Kyrsten Sinema Moves to Slash Pilot Training After Taking Airline CashDaniel BoguslawThe airline-backed amendment to radically alter pilot training requirements is opposed by pilot and flight attendant unions. |
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Trump’s “Final Battle”Jon SchwarzThe ranting about “communism” from Trump and the right is unsettlingly familiar. |
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Yevgeny Prigozhin’s Threatened Uprising Against Putin Echoes Russia’s History of Wars Gone BadMurtaza HussainPutin may yet suffer the fate of many czars before him: a military uprising fueled by the blowback of a failing war. |
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Yevgeny Prigozhin’s Coup Targets Putin and His “Oligarchic Clan”James RisenThe mercenary leader’s bid for control may be the greatest threat to Moscow since the 1991 coup attempt against Mikhail Gorbachev.
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On the Ground in UkraineDeconstructedHumanitarian relief activist Amed Khan gives a firsthand account of his time in Ukraine.
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