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NYTimes: Will Donald Trump Get Away With Inciting an Insurrection?

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Author JimPosted on December 24, 2021December 24, 2021Categories Bibliography

NYTimes: Inflation Is High and Uncertainty Rampant as Economy Heads Into 2022

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NYTimes: Beneath a Covid Vaccine Debacle, 30 Years of Government Culpability

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NYTimes: Why a Chinese Company Dominates Electric Car Batteries

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NYTimes: Why a Chinese Company Dominates Electric Car Batteries

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NYTimes: What the Stalled Build Back Better Bill Means for Climate, in One Chart

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**** NYTimes: Behind Low Vaccination Rates Lurks a More Profound Social Weakness

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Author JimPosted on December 21, 2021December 23, 2022Categories Bibliography, Conflicts, Economy, home, How it started, Root Causes

NYTimes: How the Kremlin Is Militarizing Russian Society

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NYTimes: Why Facebook Whistle-Blower Frances Haugen Thinks She’ll Outlast Mark Zuckerberg

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NYTimes: What We Lose if We Don’t Build Back Better

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