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<em>POTUS</em> on Broadway: An Unconvincing Attempt at Feminism

A White House satire with an all-female cast reflects the genderization of our politics. Source link

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‘That Demmed, Elusive Pimpernel’

Baroness Orczy’s classic tale of derring-do has the romance of a married couple at its heart. Source link

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Will Biden and Stacey Abrams Eat Their Words That Georgia’s 2021 Election Law Is Jim Crow 2.0?

Don’t bet on it, despite record voter turnout in the state’s primary. Source link

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Demolishing a Distorted Past

Latvia takes aim at a symbol of Soviet occupation. Source link

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Biden Says 70,000 Pounds of European Baby Formula en Route to U.S.

The Department of Defense is overseeing shipments of formula flown from Switzerland to Indiana. Source link

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It’s Time to Boot Turkey from NATO

Every political axis needs a third member, and Ankara today fits more easily between Moscow and Beijing than it does…

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Homeschool Freedom Is Good for Children

Ignore the critics: Homeschooling is a blessing. Source link

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U.S. Briefly Enters ‘Bear Market’ Amid Recession Fears

The S&P 500 fell by 20 percent before rebounding to close 0.01 percent higher. The volatile trading comes as fears…

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Lincoln Memorial Briefly Closes to Public after Students from Local University Trash Steps

The National Mall NPS Twitter account wrote that the celebration ‘left litter, broken bottles and spilled wine and champagne covering…

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New York City Drops Charges against Rapper Accused of Shooting Police Officer

The NYC Law Department did not say why the charges against 16-year-old Camrin Williams had been dropped. Source link

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