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Now that Roe v. Wade has been overturned, the nationwide status of abortion has gone from legally permissible during the first trimester, if you can afford it, to completely at the mercy of state governments. This leaves passively…
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US President Joe Biden implemented new restrictions on the military's use of drone strikes. Will they have an impact on US involvement in Somalia?
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The backlash from women burning their hijabs and cutting their hair threatens the foundation of the Islamic regime.
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The similarities are increasingly apparent, so it is worth investigating whether Quebec is starting to undergo democratic backsliding.
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The large but fragile coalition led by Naftali Bennett collapsed in June after only a year in government. Though Israelis are tired of this era of governmental instability, the current political conjuncture seems to be here to last.
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Pennsylvania Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman and TV Personality Dr. Mehmet Oz have attracted attention to the US senate race through creative advertising, controversy, and Oz’s celebrity status. 
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As the Brazil Presidential election approaches, the world watches as the future of Brazil's democracy could be dependent on its outcome.
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Sri Lanka is facing a myriad of problems that upset the balance that they have maintained for decades.
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On June 28, Turkey agreed to lift its objections to Helsinki and Stockholm’s NATO memberships after they pledged to toughen their approach to “terrorist groups” and permit arms sales to Ankara. This shows Turkey’s ability to gain…
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Host Andrew Xu sits down with Chloe Valdary, the head of Theory of Enchantment. They discuss the way that her program differs from other comparable initiatives, what it hopes to achieve, and how it uses pop culture to better encapsulate its…
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