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China’s economy is going through some of the same growing pains that Japan once experienced: lower consumer spending, overbuilding on homes and offices, local government debt that runs into the trillions of dollars, and high unemployment among young people.
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For the past 75 years, the Palestinians have raised four generations of youth who, like their counterparts in Israel and other advanced countries, aspired to grow, flourish, and realize their dreams while contributing to their country’s prosperity and growth.
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The House Freedom Caucus, which can’t define “woke,” but knows it doesn’t like whatever it is, pushed a narrow majority vote on an anti-“woke” military-spending bill on Friday, turning the nearly trillion-dollar defense budget into another social-engineering bargaining chip.
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Xie Xiaoliang is one of Harvard’s premier scientists, a biophysical chemist known for his work on DNA.
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Since 1967, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has largely been seen and discussed from the prism of the various conflicting issues over territory, security, Jerusalem, the Palestinian refugees, the settlements, and historic rights.
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Perhaps the greatest tragedy of the immensely destructive Ukraine war lies in the fact that it could have been averted.
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America’s founders did not want a military government ruled by force. Rather, they opted for a republic bound by the rule of law: the U.S. Constitution.
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President Biden welcomed India’s prime minister Narendra Modi with much pomp and ceremony the other day.
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The Republican Party has become naught but an organization dedicated to tearing down whatever vestiges of decency remain in this country.
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The United States and the Republic of India agreed today to end six outstanding disputes at the World Trade Organization.
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