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Opinion: The hilarious movie that puts shame in the corner

Opinion by Sara Stewart (CNN) — In a year that’s seen one hit after another to women’s rights, “Poor Things” is a welcome, raunchy, hilarious escape. Yorgos Lanthimos’ steampunk dark comedy stars Emma Stone, who gives her best-ever performance as Bella Baxter, a mad scientist (Willem Dafoe)’s creation, who’s living entirely outside the confines of patriarchal morals. The movie couldn’t be a

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Biden’s democracy pledge is in danger

Analysis by Zachary B. Wolf, CNN (CNN) — The organizing principle of Joe Biden’s presidency has been standing up for the idea of democracy. His political campaigns are built on defending democracy at home, versus would-be election sidestepper Donald Trump. Much of his presidency is built on defending democracy abroad, versus Ukraine invader Vladimir Putin,

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China-Philippines maritime standoff escalating on path that could drag US into conflict, analysts warn

Analysis by Brad Lendon, CNN (CNN) — Last weekend’s clashes between Chinese and Philippine vessels in the South China Sea send troubling signals that their standoff is worsening to a point where lives could be lost, potentially dragging the world’s two most-powerful militaries into open conflict, analysts warn. “The escalatory cycle is worrying,” said Ray

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Opinion: This unpalatable reality about antisemitism at Harvard

Opinion by Lev Golinkin (CNN) — Harvard University recently issued the latest in an ongoing string of attempts to underscore its commitment to combatting antisemitism, which has grown more evident in the wake of the Israel-Hamas war. The scandal over the school’s failure to address antisemitism on campus began this October, when a group of student organizations released a letter blaming Hamas’ massacres of

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Opinion: Why university presidents are under fire

CNN Opinion by Fareed Zakaria, CNN (CNN) — When one thinks of America’s greatest strengths, the kind of assets the world looks at with admiration and envy, America’s elite universities would have long been at the top of that list. But the American public has been losing faith in these universities – and with good reason. Three university presidents came under fire this

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