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Breathing New Life into the UN Charter by Dan Perell and Heba Aly 902 words The fundamental problem we face today in world affairs is our failure to adjust our international institutions to the imperative needs of a rapidly evolving age. The UN Secretary-General said as much last September when in a speech before the
Reaching Across the Generations to Oppose War by Donna R. Park 640 words Although I am now a mother and grandmother, when I was in college in the early 1970s I protested against the Vietnam War. Thankfully, all the protests I joined stayed peaceful. I was lucky I wasn’t at Kent State University, where, on May
The Imperial Presidency Is Now Legalized by Mel Gurtov 615 words The US Supreme Court’s July 1 decision to grant absolute immunity to a President’s official acts is indeed, as Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.) wrote on X, “a sad day for America” and “our democracy.” Donald Trump and future presidents are evidently