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I have been asked to join my fellow panelists in speaking about U.S. interests in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria. For some reason, our government has never been able to articulate these interests, but, judging by the fiscal priority Americans have assigned to these three countries in this century, they must be immense – almost transcendent. … Continue reading "Ready, Fire, Aim: US Interests in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria"

August 2022 By Ali Wisch Fabre “There is nothing permanent except change.” -Heraclitus As I write this, I’m sitting in my favorite giant palm tree towel. My hair, in a messy natural bun atop my head, smells like coconuts. In the distance, I hear a faint sound, like that ofRead More

Gabriel Jesus has quickly won over everyone at Arsenal with his behaviour.

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KARL Robinson says all of his senior goalkeepers at Oxford United are at the club to play, following the acquisition of Ed McGinty.

Progressive prosecutors are being ousted, one by one.

With child welfare agencies too often ignoring past records of abuse—often in the name of racial equity—using Big Data may be the best way to protect at-risk kids.

Packing the Supreme Court has a long and dubious pedigree.

That antidepressants may have little or no effectiveness should not surprise us.

Picton is to benefit from a share of almost £1 million of Government cash which Liverpool City Council has secured to improve community safety, tackle anti-social behaviour and improve relationships between students and local residents.

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There was a time when former Wildrose Party leader Danielle Smith was in the political wilderness, cast out by a stunning floor-crossing that alienated and angered many Alberta conservatives. Now, it seems the former political pariah is back in the fold, as she makes her play to replace Jason Kenney as leader of the United Conservative Party and become Alberta's next premier. She’s drawn big cheers at the Calgary Stampede and brought in big dollars to her campaign with her anti-mandate and anti-Ottawa message. Читать дальше...

China is the ‘most powerful partner of the Philippines.’

Gillingham manager Neil Harris says he’s sending a strong team to face Southern Counties East side Bearsted tomorrow night.