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From the daily newsletter: the Trump Administration, led by its endlessly aggrieved boss, turned against the First Amendment.

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As the Biden Administration approves new weaponry for Ukrainian forces, Putin has invoked Russia’s nuclear arsenal, but neither move is likely to significantly alter the trajectory of the war. Any ...

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