U S must stand firm as China pushes hard liner reforms
The piece contrasts Deng Xiaoping and Xi Jinping on handling Beijing’s power and Hong Kong reforms. It notes China’s tightening grip on Hong Kong amid a proposed national security law, debates over Hong Kong autonomy, and a broader push that includes treatment of Uighurs, Taiwan tensions, and aggressive trade practices. It cites U S actions, WHO withdrawal, and appeals for allied support while warning against Cold War echoes and urging continued cooperation on global challenges.
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Wang Yi
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George Floyd
Minnesota
Global Times
America
Beijing
Tiananmen Square
Playboy Magazine
Vladimir Putin
Putin
Lafayette Square
White House
Jair Bolsonaro
Russel Honore
Turkey
United States of America
Russia
Recep Tayyip Erdogan
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Moore's Ford lynching in 1946 and ongoing secrecy debate
A detailed retrospective on the Moore's Ford killings of July 1946 and the wider climate of postwar racial violence. It notes the mob at Apalachee River, FBI grand jury records, court rulings, and scholars like Laura Wexler and Joseph Bell pushing to unseal records. The piece questions government secrecy versus public memory and urges never to let the cold case fade from national history.
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FBI
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Wexler
Joseph J. Bell
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Civil society confronts Trump and a growing military push
Trudy Rubin argues Americans must resist Trump’s rhetoric and possible deployment of troops to quell protests, drawing contrasts with Tiananmen and urging civil society to unite. She cites Mattis and Mullen criticizing the president, notes GOP unease, and stresses the need for unity and accountability before elections.
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