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The War Over Ukrainian History and IdentityDeconstructedA Ukrainian academic untangles his country’s complex past.
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Is Texas Sending Melissa Lucio to Die for a Crime That Never Happened?Liliana Segura, Jordan SmithLucio faces execution in April for killing her 2-year-old daughter. Experts say her conviction was based on faulty forensics.
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Emails Point to Oversight Problems With NIH Bat Coronavirus GrantMara HvistendahlIn an interview, EcoHealth Alliance President Peter Daszak addressed gaps and missing information in documents released to The Intercept.
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No, Russia Didn’t Get its Propaganda From John MearsheimerJon SchwarzSincere internal criticism of the U.S. — or any country — often sounds a lot like insincere foreign criticism.
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A Pastor’s Legal Fight Against CBP Exposes a Reckless Surveillance OperationRyan DevereauxKaji Dousa’s lawsuit identified the CBP officials who blacklisted activists and journalists under Trump — and uncovered a web of lies and inconsistencies.
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Conor Lamb’s New Senate Strategy: I’m Not Joe ManchinAkela LacyA year ago, Lamb considered Manchin an ally. Now, the Pennsylvania Senate candidate is running from Manchin’s obstructionism.
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Family Members of 9/11 Victims Call on Biden to Unfreeze Afghan FundsDaniel Boguslaw, Austin AhlmanThe families asked the White House to help end the mass starvation crisis in Afghanistan by releasing the country’s U.S.-held foreign reserves. New guidance from the Treasury Department provides a pathway.
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Big Tech’s Kafkaesque Approach to Censorship Is Driven by an Abiding Contempt for Its AudienceRyan GrimYouTube knocked a show I co-host, The Hill’s “Rising,” off the air.
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Biden Signs Law Banning Forced Arbitration — but Only Over Sexual MisconductSara Sirota, Austin AhlmanAt Thursday’s signing ceremony, the president called for sweeping reform. It still faces steep opposition in a corporate-friendly Congress.
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