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politics
Argentina’s World Cup victory is symbolic of Argentina’s return to normalcy
Argentina breathes collective sigh of relief after victory against Japan and ends its three-year national nightmare Argentina was so angry, they had a word for it. They called it ‘El pánico’. The Argentines had...

entertainment
The US Navy’s Relocation of Guantanamo Bay Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay Naval Station Fast Facts In early 2002, the US Department of Defense (DOD) authorized the relocation of the US Naval Base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, which houses many important national security detainees....

technology
The Seedstars Pitch That Killed Christopher LaVoie
He used charm, others’ personal tragedies and fake celebrity endorsements. How Christopher LaVoie cast his reality show and reeled in successful entrepreneurs, but not so much on the inside. In September 2015, John and...

europe
Wonder Woman Is Not a Superhero, It’s Just a Character
What that 'Black Adam' end credits scene means for the DC Extended Universe is anyone's guess, but suffice to say that the scene that follows "A Death in the Family," in which Superman meets...

travel
La Nia Could Be the Coldest Winter Since 2009
A rare third year of La Niña is on deck for California, forecasters say La Niña is likely to stay in place this year. The seasonally-adjusted Niño 3.4 Index, a measure to the tropical...

asia
Oil and Gas Industry Disputes New Rules Requiring Oil and Gas Companies to Report Environmental Violations
Oil giants sell thousands of California wells, raising worries about future liability A water well in the San Joaquin River in California in 2015. (Kelsey Snell for The Washington Post) There are few signs...

sport
Why the City of Boston Should Spend $500 Million on a Football Stadium
Letters to the Editor: $100 million in campaign spending doesn't show you care The “100 percent is best for the people/100 percent is best for you” campaign we hear so much about is a...

travel
The Public Health Officer’s COVID-19 Policy Statement is a very solid document
Toronto Public Health vice-chair questions city’s COVID-19 policy Toronto Public Health vice-chair questions city’s COVID-19 policy Toronto Public Health has a policy on the COVID-19 pandemic. The following letter (with the author’s permission) from...

asia
The Santa Ana Winds Could Make for Extreme Fire Behavior
More Santa Ana winds to bring extreme wildfire risk to Southern California this weekend The Santa Ana winds, which blow from the Pacific Ocean to Southern California in the fall and winter, can make...

entertainment
Why Students Are Against a Fair Voting System
Letters to the Editor: Think voting is easy? Talk to students and service workers What a difference a few years make, you might be thinking. And you’re right. As a recent college graduate I...