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On March 16, 1968, U.S. Army troops carried out what later became known as the Mỹ Lai massacre, killing hundreds of unarmed Vietnamese civilians. Many of the victims, including women…
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In a recent episode of the tragicomedy that is the Trump administration, Steve Witkoff plays the role of a coach on how Russia can get its way in the Ukraine war negotiations. His first…
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In Trump v. United States (2024), decided 6–3 on July 1, 2024, the Supreme Court ruled that a former president enjoys (1) absolute immunity for actions within his “conclusive and…
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The problem with J. D. Vance is not that he fails to understand constitutional law. It’s that he does understand it and prefers a different version.
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They arrive quietly, often unseen by the cameras that prefer the spectacle of the border or the flash of a crime scene. Yet the pulse of immigrant America beats in laboratories,…
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Llegan en silencio, a menudo invisibles para las cámaras que prefieren el espectáculo de la frontera o el fulgor de una escena de crimen. Sin embargo, el pulso de los inmigrantes en…
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When Donald Trump returned to the White House—declaring himself both President and Chief Brand Officer of Western Civilization—he promised to restore “real leadership” to the Americas.…
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FAIRHOPE, AL — It was a bright day for democracy and an even brighter day for inflatable latex, as local authorities in Fairhope arrested a senior citizen for impersonating a political…
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Cuando los historiadores contabilizan las intervenciones de Estados Unidos en el extranjero, la primera dificultad es decidir qué se clasifica como tal. ¿Deben contarse solo las…
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When historians count U.S. interventions abroad, the first difficulty is deciding what qualifies. Should it be only large-scale invasions and occupations? Or every instance of Marines…
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