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Cash Poor Ilhan Omar Ekes Out Narrow Primary Win, Republican Opponent Cicely Davis Raises $2 Million | The Jewish Press - JewishPress com | David Israel | 15 Av 5782 – August 12, 2022

Cash Poor Ilhan Omar Ekes Out Narrow Primary Win, Republican Opponent Cicely Davis Raises $2 Million | The Jewish Press - JewishPress com | David Israel | 15 Av 5782 – August 12, 2022
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Researching the History of the U S Navy in Asia

Adventures in Facts, Fiction, and Sea Stories

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The Fund for American Studies Is Educating the Next Generation of Courageous Leaders

The Fund for American Studies has influenced the lives of thousands of conservative leaders and journalists since its founding in 1967.

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F E Jack Putz: Cypress remains enshrouded in mysteries

Cypress populations are recovering after a century of selective logging.

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Could Truman Have Worked With Mao?

In the early months of 1949, it became increasingly clear that Mao Zedong’s Communists would win the Chinese civil war. This presented U.S. President Harry S. Truman with an unappetizing set of choices. He could either acknowledge the Communist victory and forge a modus vivendi with Beijing, which was the approach favored by his ambitious Secretary of State, Dean Acheson.

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