The evidence is clear. It’s time to prosecute the former president, and Merrick Garland shouldn’t wait.
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Ukraine’s First Lady Fights On
Like her husband, Olena Zelenska was in show biz and now finds herself rallying her nation against Vladimir Putin.
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In Ukraine, Besieged Journalists Find That “Press” Insignia Is More Target Than Protection
International law protects reporters and medical personnel doing their jobs. But those norms are the latest victims of Putin’s war.
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Can the Unity and Sanctions Against Russia Last?
The world has banded together to defend Ukraine. But will we keep the pressure on Putin—and live with higher gas prices—once the shock of the invasion wanes?
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No, Mitt Romney Was Not Right About Russia
Every Democrat’s favorite Republican is getting praised anew for his 2012 comments about Putin, but a closer look shows that a President Romney couldn’t have saved Ukraine from Moscow’s onslaught.
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Once a Pandemic Lifeline, Universal Access to Free School Lunch to End
Amid COVID-19, Washington bolstered funds for student meals. Now, despite bipartisan appeals, Mitch McConnell is fighting their renewal.
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The Wars on Free Speech
Red-state legislatures clamping down on free speech are horrifying. It’s time for liberals to finally take campus censorship seriously.
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“We Are Witnessing a New Form of Warfare”
A military-intelligence source explains Ukraine’s chances of victory and how the embattled nation might still get those MiG fighters.
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After Ukraine, Which Party Will Be the National Security Party?
War changes history and politics. Putin’s bloody gambit could redraw the American political map.
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As War Rages in Ukraine, Finland Offers Answers
The Nordic nation’s prosperity and careful neutrality could provide a model for a peace settlement between Moscow and Kyiv.
