Can we believe Ilhan Omar’s autobiography?
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This Is What America Looks Like: My Journey from Refugee to Congresswoman by Ilhan Omar reviewed
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This Is What America Looks Like: My Journey from Refugee to Congresswoman by Ilhan Omar reviewed
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As with reindeer, immunity is in the herd
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Corona bursts education’s business bubble
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‘That’s the viral test. I’m talking about the antibody test’
What happened in the rites of Eleusis is a mystery. So are all the unwritten parts of human history. Our pre-literate past is a history without a clear story: excavated stones and waste pits, fragments of myth and philological association. The early literate past is little clearer. The later Bronze Age of the Myceneans, the
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Americans want to do whatever they feel like doing: what else are natural rights for?
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…he is an idiot
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The 14-page ‘coalition agreement’ sounds less like Gantz’s roadmap to power and more like a political suicide note, written for him by Netanyahu
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Now they’ve left the royal family, Meghan and Harry want to change their terms of engagement with the media to Hollywood rules
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Good cop, bad cop…then back to work?
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Merkel fiddles while Rome goes bankrupt
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As the story of Passover and the Exodus shows, without faith we are nowhere, dependent on the arbitrary caprice of the market and the pharaoh
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A karate black-belt and former Foreign Office lawyer working to prosecute war criminals is deputizing for Boris Johnson
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The Republican machine could quickly reassert itself
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Elephant demands that we pity the weakness of the most powerful
Armageddon began as Har Megiddo, the Hill of Megiddo in northern Israel. The theological aspect is Christian. For Jews, ancient or modern, Megiddo is more existential than eschatological. The name denotes a fortress overlooking a strategic crossroads: Megiddo means ‘strength’. This is where the ancient Via Maris (the ‘way of the sea’, or coastal road)
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Banjo virtuoso Béla Fleck has reinvented his instrument and retraced its roots
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War isn’t inevitable, until it is
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The coronavirus response is defined by delusion and petulance
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How the socialists rebuilt the Blue Wall