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It is not a secret that governments in Turkey, for years, have disregarded the Kurdish political will and tried to suppress it. The latest stage of...
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U.S. President Trump did not invite, but allowed, the Turkish Armed Forces (TAF) and its Syrian proxy militia forces—re-branded by Ankara as the...
We all know the NBA is always deficient when the team of Los Angeles isn’t in the run for a championship. When you think of Boston Celtics winning...
Majorities of Americans agree that diversity strengthens the country and that values such as constitutional rights, a fair judicial system and the...
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