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By Joel Kotkin
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On the centenary of his death, it is worth pausing to remember the hideous legacy of that ice-cold totalitarian
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Few seem to have the appetite for another public RNC chair battle so close to the 2024 presidential election
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What can we learn from his upset win in Argentina?
By Henry Olsen
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When voters go to the polls in November, everyone will know that with Trump on the ballot the regime is on trial
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The traditional way to see a war is to fight in one. This can be a problem if your country is not actually at war
By Paul Wood
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The world Homer depicts is one which maintains a dramatic balance between man, fate and gods
By Peter Jones
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However bad Robert Putnam thought it was, it has become considerably worse
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With the apparently quixotic exception of Travis King last year, defection to the country has all but ended
By Oliver Jia
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Democrats have a massive Israel problem. What’s the way out?
By Ben Domenech
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As fewer parents are letting their children play, many are seeking a less dangerous alternative
By Kevin Cook
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The grant money from the Center for Tech and Civic Life wasn’t just free money for election centers to use at their own discretion
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