The Philadelphia Inquirer
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Cassie Owens
– Feb 26, 2:00 AM
Heroines don't always show up the way that Fran Ross wrote Oreo. Oreo was cut from an entirely different cloth. While Oreo shares many attributes with Blaxploitation heroines of the era, her quest has nothing to do with rescuing or avenging a…
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The New York Times
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David E. Sanger
– Feb 26, 11:30 AM
WASHINGTON — President Biden has decided that the price of directly penalizing Saudi Arabia's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, is too high, according to senior administration officials, despite a detailed American intelligence finding that…
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The New York Times
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Julia Rothman
– Feb 25, 8:42 AM
Continue reading the main story Julia Rothman is an illustrator. Shaina Feinberg is a writer and filmmaker. Both live in Brooklyn. Continue reading the main story…
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The Washington Post
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Paul Farhi
– Feb 26, 12:13 PM
Reporters who cover the White House may soon be paying what amounts to an admission fee to do their jobs. Starting Monday, the White House's press office has said that it will start charging journalists for coronavirus tests, which are required for…
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The Washington Post
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William Wan
– Feb 26, 9:54 AM
“As a modeler, my mind works in terms of probabilities, and the probability of a great summer is really increasing,” Rubin, director of the hospital's PolicyLab, said. There is a good chance that by summer, America will look and feel…
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The Atlantic
– Feb 26, 6:57 AM
There's no place like home—unless you're Elon Musk. A prototype of SpaceX's Starship, which may someday send humans to Mars, is, according to Musk, likely to launch soon, possibly within the coming days. But what motivates Musk? Why bother…
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POLITICO
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Nahal Toosi
– Feb 26, 2:38 PM
The U.S. Department of State is seen on Jan. 6, 2020 in Washington, DC. | Mark Wilson/Getty Images A State Department official for several years has been publicly calling for the establishment of Christian nation-states, warning that white people…
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The New York Times
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Kara Swisher
– Feb 25, 2:00 AM
|Sacha Baron Cohen Has a Message for Mark Zuckerberg Continue reading the main story Sacha Baron Cohen was busy last year. In “The Trial of The Chicago 7,” he portrayed 1960s antiwar activist Abbie Hoffman. In “Borat Subsequent…
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Foreign Policy
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Edward Alden
– Feb 26, 7:28 AM
I have spent my entire life traveling between Canada and the United States—or at least I did until a year ago, when the two countries closed the border to so-called nonessential travel in an effort to stem the growing COVID-19 pandemic. I…
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