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Opinion | Understanding the Inner Workings of the Republican Party through the Debt Ceiling Deal
The recently struck debt ceiling deal between President Biden and Speaker Kevin McCarthy has the potential to reveal what the Republican Party values and how...
Meet the 4 Individuals at the Helm of CNN Today
Filling the leadership void left by recent departures at CNN, an interim team of executives will be taking charge of the network for the time...
‘A Long Shot, for Sure’: Sizing Up Burgum, and Most of the G.O.P. Field
Despite Governor Doug Burgum’s success in the business world and in developing Fargo, North Dakota, as a diverse and thriving city, many North Dakotans are...
Cross-Border Skirmishes Heighten Anxiety for Ukrainian Villagers
Residents of Ukrainian towns and villages along the northeast border with Russia are experiencing an increase in shells fired by Russian forces. The attacks intensified...
Opinion | Remembering a Massacre That China Keeps Trying to Erase
In 1989, the Chinese government used weapons of war against unarmed pro-democracy protesters in Beijing. Despite this, Chinese apologists deny that this massacre ever occurred....
Opinion | Reshaping Manufacturing in America
During Donald Trump’s rise to power, many mainstream analysts attributed his support to “economic anxiety.” They argued that Make America Great Again (MAGA) was a...
My Take: The End of Programming as We Know It
In a recent article, former Google and Apple engineer, Matt Welsh, predicted that programming will become obsolete. While his prediction may seem self-serving since he...
Opinion | A Possible End to the Conflict in Ukraine
Ukraine’s ongoing counteroffensive could turn out to be as ineffective as Russia’s winter offensive due to the difficulties of trench warfare and Russia’s fortified positions....
As China Cracks Down on Mosque Domes, One Town Pushes Back
In the southwestern Chinese town of Nagu, the Najiaying Mosque with its emerald dome and four minarets has been the pride of the Muslim Hui...
Unprecedented Climate Extremes Caused by Record Pollution and Heat
While it’s not officially summer yet in the Northern Hemisphere, the heat and extremes are already here. Smoke from fires is blanketing parts of the...
