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For much of the past two years, a constellation of Republicans worked to get rid of Trump. Their mission now is infinitely harder, if not impossible.
For Syria's Kurds, the Real Battle Is Just Beginning
The Kurds led the fight against ISIS in Syria. Now, as America considers its withdrawal, these U.S. allies face an existential threat from their neighbors.
The Syrian Civil War Is Coming to an End
After eight bloody years, the Syrian civil war is coming to an end. But reconstruction won't be easy.
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May Day
Brexit protesters rally around an effigy of Britain’s Prime Minister Theresa May on March 23. The country has been mired in political paralysis over a deal to leave the European Union; on March 29, Parliament rejected a withdrawal agreement for the third time. The deeply unpopular May had offered to resign as an incentive for lawmakers to back her proposal, but it still failed. As of press time, the U.K. had until April 12 to propose a new way forward.
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In a renewed push for total meritocracy in college admissions, affirmative action could join legacy admissions in going by the wayside.
How Brain Scans Can Detect Suicide Risks
In the days before and after Parkland massacre survivors took their own lives, the father of a Sandy Hook victim gave a talk about brain health. He ended his own life a week later. Can brain imaging help identify people at risk for suicide?
Downtime
A very strong case can be made for 12 months that included 'The Matrix,' 'Election,' 'Being John Malkovich,' 'Boys Don't Cry,' 'Cruel Intentions,' 'Eyes Wide Shut' and, yes, 'Phantom Menace.'
Editor's pick
Experts suggest the former president may be facing federal charges amid reports that his former chief of staff, Mark Meadows, has testified against him.
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The latest production cuts pledged by Saudi Arabia might be felt by the U.S. in 6 to 8 months when Biden will be in the middle of his presidential campaign.
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