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A mere 55 years after his death, the U.S. government has restored J. Robert Oppenheimer’s security clearance, which the Atomic Energy Commission had taken away from him in 1954, declaring him to be not simply a communist but, in all likelihood, a Soviet spy.
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We’re not back to square one in US-China relations, but neither have we moved the needle much forward.
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The July 21 theatrical release of the film Oppenheimer should help to remind us of how badly the development of modern weapons has played out for individuals and for all of humanity.
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Summer is the season for sunburns, barbecues and car thieves. Vehicle thefts peak during summer and July is Vehicle Theft Prevention Month.
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Tensions between the Russian defense ministry and the head of the Wagner mercenary group, Yevgeniy Prigozhin, had been running high for months.
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“Aww-w-w-w, you brought your little Lamb Chop.” This was the lady checking me in at the media security gate at the College World Series.
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Through an application process, Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares selected 10 members for an antisemitism task force.
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My takeaway, after reading Kennedy’s speech — “A Strategy of Peace” — all these decades later, is stunned wonderment.
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To maintain stability in the Balkans and make tangible progress in the negotiations between the two sides, the EU and the US must consider the factors that continue to weigh heavily on the thinking and attitudes of both Vucic and Kurti.
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The RESEARCHER Act addresses financial instability for graduate and postdoctoral researchers in the United States.
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