Mahmoud Khalil Isn’t the Only Green-Card Holder Targeted for Arrest
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Archival images taken by an American Army combat photographer during a push across eastern France into southern Germany
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Sadegh Zibakalam is in trouble again for criticizing Iranian foreign policy.
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The Palestinian American sitcom is the first of its kind—and takes its humor very seriously.
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A profane blogger believes an innocent woman is being framed for murder. He’ll do anything to prove he’s right—and terrorize anyone who says he’s wrong.
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“The story of the development of the vaccines for Influenza A is not … a pitched battle, but a long campaign — the slow, bit-by-bit accumulation of data in which one doctor builds upon the laboratory experience of another.” (From 1941)
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“Our superiority is in our technology and our productivity and in the science that has flourished and can flourish only in free societies, and in the magic of freedom to arouse the best in men.” (From 1951)
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The neuroscientist, the nanny, and the shaky science of shaken baby syndrome
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