Following the shooting, far-right trolls began efforts to discredit the survivors and those reporting on it

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New technologies are making carbon-heavy fuels more plentiful than ever. Can our planet survive?

A law professor argues that American antitrust enforcement should return to a bygone era

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The president believes the Iraq war will help him win reelection, but the latest Baghdad bombings and new voter polls suggest he could become its victim.

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Or how the American century ends

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