Boulder massacre shows gun violence reshaping America
The Boulder King Soopers shooting, identified suspect Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa, left 10 dead and sparked renewed debate over gun control. The piece connects this mass killing to broader U.S. violence trends, cites the Gun Violence Archive figures, and notes proposed federal background checks and assault weapon bans amid national inaction.
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Alaska clash signals rough U S China road ahead
Blinken and Yang Jiechi traded forceful, televised criticisms in Anchorage, shaping a fraught future for U S China relations. Biden administration aims to push back with allies, while cautions about nationalist backlash and domestic stagnation linger. Trudy Rubin notes three key markers for diplomacy, economics, and policy.
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Japan
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Wang Yi
Jake Sullivan
Ryan Hass
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Xi Jinping
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Beijing
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United Kingdom
Canada
Washington
Soviet Union
Congress
Border politics and a surge at the border in 2021 era
Jay Ambrose argues that a series of policy moves by Trump and Biden fueled a migrant surge at the southern border, highlighting a failed wall plan, limited deportations, and a restart of catch and release. He cites a rise in child arrivals, detention strains, and safety concerns as evidence.
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