Supreme Court rules states can penalize “faithless electors”
On Monday, the United States Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a state may require its members of the electoral college...
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As Spain sees a rise in cases unlike that in most countries, the US continues to languish in COVID-induced misery
In mid-May, with cases of COVID-19 steadily declining, Spain was among a number of countries that began a phased approach...
Was President Trump’s Fourth of July speech authoritarian?
After President Trump’s speech at Mount Rushmore on July 3, the evening before Americans celebrated their Independence Day, many observers...
Does Syrian President Bashar al-Assad have Western allies doing PR for him?
The brutal civil war in Syria that has lasted since March 2011 has killed hundreds of thousands of people and...
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"Life happens for us, and not to us," says Dr. Neeta Bhushan, bestselling author.
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“Life is rarely straightforward,” says executive director of African Women Rising Linda Cole
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"I want a million stories for my grandkids," says YouTuber Craig "Mini-Ladd" Thompson
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“Take professional risks when the stakes are low,” says co-founder of WebinarNinja Omar Zenhom
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“Sharing opinions on social media is not activism,” says actor and activist Luciana Faulhaber
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“Follow your own path,” says founder of E! Entertainment Larry Namer
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“Don’t beat yourself up about the small mistakes you make”, says Frapp founder Niranjan Nakhate
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Canada halts extradition to Hong Kong citing concerns over security bill
In a Friday press conference, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that Canada would be suspending its extradition treaty with Hong Kong, citing his country’s “grave concern” over Beijing’s new national security law, which was enacted last week.
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