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Instead of regarding Iran as the mortal enemy not just of Israel, but of America and the civilized world, the Biden administration is treating it as an asset that must
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Three Republican lawmakers are seeking to determine if the International Crisis Group acted as an unregistered agent for the government of Iran.
It’s still not clear whether Iran and the U.S., or China and the U.S., have war baked into their destinies. That history is still up for grabs.