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They Shot at a Funeral: The Karak Church Massacre and the War on Grief Itself
Gunmen opened fire on mourners at a Greek Orthodox funeral in Karak, Jordan, killing seven. Why this unprecedented…
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Twenty Minutes in Hebron: Two Soldiers Dead, 3.4 Million Under Lockdown, and an Election Built on Fear
Friday morning, 7:30 a.m., Yehuda Junction near Hebron. Twenty minutes of gunfire left two Israeli soldiers and two…
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The Earth Spoke at 10:33 PM — and the World Kept Scrolling
On 22 October 2026, a magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck Nagqu, Tibet, killing 16. As the world queued for a…
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Ebola Has Reached Nigeria — And the World Is Looking Away Again
Nigeria — 230 million people — has confirmed its first Ebola case in the fastest-spreading outbreak in history.…
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The Frozen Map: Ukraine’s 75-Percent Peace Gamble and the Ghosts of History
What is the price of a country? Not the whole country — just twenty-five percent. Zelensky's "freeze and…
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The Last Phone Call: What Prince Harry’s Regret Teaches Us About Grief, Guilt, and the Words We Never Said
Prince Harry told GQ his biggest regret is the last phone call he ever had with his mother,…
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The Machine That Solved the NSA’s 25-Year Secret in 30 Minutes
Twenty-five years of suspicion about the NSA's hidden numbers beneath global encryption — ended in thirty minutes by…
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The Sea’s Most Honest Photograph: A Great White Shark, a Smiling Woman, and the Truth That Needed Proving
She smiled for the camera, and behind her, death jumped out of the sea. The viral Marina State…
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What Is the Price of a Generation? Musk’s $10.5 Billion Gift to America’s Children
What is the price of a generation? I do not ask this as an economist. Economists have their…
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The Last War Correspondent: Christiane Amanpour Signs Off After 43 Years
Christiane Amanpour announced she will leave CNN next June after 43 years. From Sarajevo to Rwanda, she made…