The Battle for Men in American Politics
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The Battle for Men in American Politics By J. Simpson Newsweek recently published an essay titled We Can Do Better Than Positive Masculinity. Written by author Ruth Whippman, who…
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The Fragile Alliance Between Russia and Iran
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India’s Multi-Alignment in the Ukraine War
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Trump vs. Harris: A Heated Exchange on America’s Future
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