Advocates call for a new legal pathway for evacuees making asylum applications
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Daniel R. Suhr | A new court majority could view race-based classifications differently
Belarus hosts Russian military drills, Fauci declares COVID nearly finished, senators hope to suspend gas tax, solar storm kills SpaceX satellites, and Canada eases some COVID restrictions
The attempt to stamp out COVID with strict lockdown restrictions hasn’t worked
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Hunter Baker | History can help teach us how to make government more effective
Diplomacy efforts continue in Ukraine, U.S. supports Taiwan’s missile defense system, Congress gets overdose report, retired pope apologizes for abuse scandal, and Air Force settles Sutherland Springs lawsuits
Economic pain may not be enough to dissuade Vladimir Putin from seeking his own empire
