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Overseas spending spree in coronavirus relief bill sparks critique
The relief package multiplies foreign aid for democracy programs and regime change aims through USAID and NED funding. It includes $300 million to NED democracy efforts, $461 million for Colombia, $33 million for Venezuela, and billions for Israel and Ukraine, while U.S. households face direct aid disputes.
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Year 2020 in hindsight a century from now
A speculative look at how 2020 may be remembered in 2120. The year brought a global pandemic that killed millions and triggered sweeping shutdowns. It spurred political blame, science denial, Zoom life, TikTok trends, and social unrest over racial injustice and Confederate statues. The political story saw Trump's term end with Biden's victory. The piece mixes satire with serious critique of leadership, culture shifts, and the era's lasting impact.
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Pardons for Blackwater guards spark outrage over rule of law
Tribune columnist Trudy Rubin reports that Donald Trump’s pardons for four Blackwater guards who killed 17 civilians in Baghdad’s Nisour Square threaten U.S. credibility and endanger troops. Ryan Crocker and Gen. David Petraeus condemn the move as morally repugnant and a damages to American prestige, arguing it undermines accountability and the rule of law.
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