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President Trump turns his tweets on Attorney General Jeff Sessions
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Jesse Chase-Lubitz is an American Society of Magazine Editors intern at Foreign Policy. She is currently studying history and evolutionary biology of the human species at Columbia. Before that, she worked as a professional ballet dancer in Chicago and Austin.
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As Iraqi forces gain upper hand, Sunni Muslims become the victims of further sectarian crimes.
War in Yemen Kills or Wounds 4,000 Children
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Tensions Rise in Jerusalem After Israel Installs Metal Detectors at Mosque
The new security measures spark clashes between Palestinians and Israeli forces.
America’s Not First. It’s Third.
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White House reluctantly certifies Iran’s compliance with the nuclear deal, while hitting Tehran with fresh sanctions
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