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The Logic of Auditing America’s Gold
The measure, reintroduced in Congress, is aimed at restoring confidence in a greenback the value of which has plunged to ...
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Surge in Antisemitic, Anti-Israel Attacks Requires Taking Seriously the Boulder-Washington-Harrisburg Challenge to Western Society
When you have three different attacks in three different states in a matter of weeks, something is deeply wrong.
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Harvard, To Combat Anti-Jewish Bias on Campus, Hires a Professor of Modern Jewish Studies Who’s an Opponent of Zionism
Shaul Magid, an ordained rabbi who has taught Jewish studies at the university level for more than three decades, was named ...
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Derby Champ Sovereignty, Preakness Star Journalism Set for Epic Belmont Clash
Mr. Willis is an accomplished writer whose career reflects an unwavering dedication to journalism. His unique insights and ...
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Trump Finally Speaks With South Korea’s New President, Pledging To Work To Relieve Seoul’s Worries About Tariffs
The two skip, for now, discussing the question of possible U.S. troop reductions.
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Mother of Student Accused of Harassing Biological Female Using Boys’ Locker Room Tells Sun ‘Unfounded’ Claim Could Crush His Future
That doesn’t make sense. Something else must’ve happened, and so, of course, rumors spread, and that affects his reputation,' ...
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Florida Woman Fights $165,000 in Fines for Minor Parking Violations in Her Own Driveway
Mr. Funk was the managing editor of Pleroma Media, and worked as a breaking news reporter at The Messenger after spending 25 ...
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‘They’ll Find You — and Kill You’: The Underreported Plight of Fearless Mexican Journalists
Ruthless drug cartels and corrupt officials make the country one of the most dangerous places in the world for the press.