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Trump continues to alienate the U.S. from the global community by panning diplomacy for his own agendas.

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Sites like Facebook will have more and more influence over our elections in the future.

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The writer and critic of the Saudi Crown Prince has been missing for one week.

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Time’s Up, one of the largest organizations fighting against sexual assault, says they can’t help the alleged victim.

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