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Ariana Aspuru

www.vox.com
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China is wielding a new kind of power in the world now
To say that China had a successful 2025 would be an understatement.  According to President Donald Trump’s campaign agenda and early months of his second administration, the United States was going...
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Can the ICE shooter be prosecuted?
The Twin Cities, and much of the nation, are still reeling from ICE agent Jonathan Ross shooting and killing Renee Good last week. The local resistance to the federal immigration forces deployed in...
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What do Venezuelans want for their country?
In the wake of a US military operation to capture Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro over the weekend, an atmosphere of uncertainty has settled on the South American country.  Maduro, who appeared...
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JD Vance and the future of MAGA
After a successful 2024 election, Vice President JD Vance came into the White House ready to shake things up, support President Donald Trump at all costs, and post whatever he wanted online.  But w...
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What Venezuelans really want
Across Venezuela, residents wonder how long they’ll be waiting.  Venezuela has experienced a severe decade of economic and political crisis, led by Nicolás Maduro. Now, as the threat of US interven...
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The man at the center of the crisis in Venezuela
Behind the crippling economic and political situation in Venezuela is Nicolás Maduro.  After years of high inflation and a tumultuous relationship with the United States, the president of Venezuela...
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Betting scandals broke sports. Could prediction markets do the same to politics?
Everyone you know is about to start putting their money where their mouth is.  Prediction markets are booming. Think of them as like a stock market, but instead of buying shares in companies, you b...
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How Trump made his Justice Department a tool for retribution
President Donald Trump has been trying to use the Department of Justice as his personal law firm. Under Trump’s DOJ, cases are dropped for personal political reasons or built without evidence. The ...
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