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In an era where informed dialogues around international security could spell the difference between peace and war, the recent remarks by Sen. Markwayne Mullin concerning the U.S. strikes on Iran’s Fordo nuclear facility demand scrutiny. By boldly contradicting reports that suggested Iran moved nuclear materials prior to attack, Mullin’s assertions highlight the perilous game of
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In a political climate that seems perpetually charged and fractured, the expectation for a leader to emerge as a unifier is greater than ever. Five months ago, President Donald Trump stood at the helm, proudly proclaiming his vision to reshape America, operating as a “peacemaker” and a “unifier.” Such rhetoric provided a glimmer of hope,
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The story of Mahmoud Khalil, a 30-year-old Columbia University student, provides shocking insight into the darker corners of government repression, particularly against voices challenging state policies. Khalil’s experience of being detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for over three months serves not just as a narrative of one person’s suffering, but as a glaring
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As Tesla gears up for its anticipated robotaxi pilot service in Austin, Texas this June, a wave of dissent is rippling through the community. The collision between innovation and public safety has never felt more pronounced. A coalition of protestors—comprised of safety advocates, political dissenters, and concerned citizens—took to the streets of Austin to voice
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