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Harry Truman, Hiroshima and the Necessity Defense
Harry Truman, Hiroshima and the Necessity Defense by Kary Love 913 words “How sharper than a serpents tooth it is to have a thankless child.” So King Lear teaches parents. I, unlike Lear, have been blessed with thankful children. One of my daughters rented for her mother’s birthday a “place” (so she said) in Key
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Ukraine—and the rest of us—at a crossroads
Ukraine—and the rest of us—at a crossroads by Winslow Myers 908 words Our global security system, based in who has the most and the most modern weapons to enforce deterrence, is gradually becoming irrelevant, undermined by the ever-intensifying climate emergency. If any given nation is experiencing droughts, floods, and unbearable, even life-threatening heat, what difference
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The awkward canonization of Dick Cheney
The awkward canonization of Dick Cheney by Jared O. Bell 915 words My 91-year-old grandmother has a litany of wise sayings, but one in particular always stayed with me. A few times after we attended a funeral, she would comment on the eulogies with a matter-of-fact clarity, saying, “People get up there with the lying