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Sesame Street Introduces Married Gay Couple During Pride Month

Sesame Street Introduces Married Gay Couple During Pride Month
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Alumnus Honors his Father with the Dedication of the Professor A A Heravi Atrium

Alumnus Honors his Father with the Dedication of the Professor A A Heravi Atrium
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Biden Looks to Convince Allies That America Is Back During First Overseas Trip

President Joe Biden seeks to leverage his personal relationships to convince America's closest allies that he can restore normalcy on the world stage. U.S. partners just want to know if it will last.

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John R Deni - Atlantic Council

Dr. John R. Deni is a nonresident senior fellow with the Scowcroft Center's Transatlantic Security Initiative.

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China Brazenly Boasts of Aborted Revolution to Mark 32 Years Since Tiananmen Square Massacre

China Brazenly Boasts of ‘Aborted’ Revolution to Mark 32 Years Since Tiananmen Square Massacre © The Associated Press The Associated Press China on Friday issued a rare acknowledgement of the landmark massacre at Tiananmen Square 32 years ago, saying it successfully aborted an attempted revolution akin to uprisings in Eastern Europe and that it has been vindicated by its subsequent economic progress. More than three decades have passed by. Facts speak louder than words, read an op-ed in the state-run English-language Global Times, considered a mouthpiece for the Chinese Communist Party. The brazen statements represent an escalation in how Beijing acknowledges its history of violent crackdowns against civil dissent. And they provide an indication that fears the country s communist leaders previously held about their ability to silence dissent are now waning.

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