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Rapidly Rising Power China Has Been Put on Notice Over Contested Waters

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Why Prohibition Changed the Way Americans Drink

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The Health Care Cost of Living in Rural America

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Arrests of 6-Year-Old Kids Shows the Perils of Putting Police in Primary Schools

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Founders: Removal from Office Is Not the Only Purpose of Impeachment

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Christianity at the Supreme Court: From Majority Power to Minority Rights

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The Supreme Court Decision That Kept Suburban Schools Segregated

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Vietnam's New Cybersecurity Law Will Hurt Economic Growth

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