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A crisis that brought the U.S. and the Soviets to the brink of nuclear war in 1962 reshaped U.S. politics
Voters are angry about the Iran war, but that doesn’t mean they want to go back to the pre-Trump status quo
The article explores the provocative rhetoric of political figures who embrace public disdain as a strategy to galvanize support, highlighting the implications for political discourse and polarization.
The creators of “Is It Cake?” set out to answer the question of whether power corrupts
What a scandal involving movie star Alain Delon can—and can’t—tell us about French society
Just as British people did with steam power, the American public can shape how this technology spreads
How Moscow broke with the West—and unleashed a more chaotic world
Suspected North Korean hackers stole $6.36 billion in digital coins from Binance
Netanyahu and Trump appear to be planning another round
Von der Leyen downplays Ottawa’s associate member bid
The Saudi ambassador to the U.S. compared them to the Islamic State
Just like his father, the far-right senator fled Brazil following his presidential election loss