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Lenin's Revolution: Red, Gay, And Almost Glorious

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JFK Files Don't Make The Details Of His Assassination Any Less Mysterious

The FBI set off warning bells about Lee Harvey Oswald the month before President John F. Kennedy's killing.
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The Truth Came To A Good Marine, And Died In His Arms

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Russia And U.S. Are Nearly Tied As Leaders In Income Inequality

Russia’s income gap is widening to American levels, according to a landmark new study of Moscow's post-Communist balance sheet.
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8 Times The World Narrowly Avoided A Potential Nuclear Disaster

We've survived a disturbingly long list of nuclear near-misses.
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Trump Risks Making Stalin's Disastrous Mistake On Intelligence Analysis

For a president already inclined to conspiracy theories, relying on raw intelligence risks feeding Stalin-style paranoia.
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Nemtsov’s Death Reminds Us Of The Malleability Of The Truth In Modern Russia

There is a dangerous agenda in modern Russia -- and the West must act.
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As Putin Looms And Trump Withdraws, Estonia Is Training Civilians To Fight

Civilians are volunteering in droves to fight Russia’s little green men, should they cross the border.
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