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Dhruv Mittur

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The Direwolf of Doom: Is Gene-Editing the Next Existential Threat?
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The Direwolf of Doom: Is Gene-Editing the Next Existential Threat?

In the good old days, there used to be a finality about extinction. Back then, being the last of your kind meant something. Direwolves, white-furred wolves…

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April 29, 2025
The Democrats Have Finally Hit Their Target. And It’s Not Donald Trump
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The Democrats Have Finally Hit Their Target. And It’s Not Donald Trump

Democrats across the country could be forgiven if, for a moment, they felt a tremor of déjà vu. A cheesehead hat does not distract from the…

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April 15, 2025
City on Fire: Mahmoud Khalil, Student Protests, and the Politics of Xenophobia
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City on Fire: Mahmoud Khalil, Student Protests, and the Politics of Xenophobia

The American government’s response to protest is a televised play: shift the blame, equate citizenship and obedience, and when all fails, implement the law, any law…

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March 26, 2025
Is the Pot Calling the Kettle Black?: When J.D. Vance Called Out Democratic Backsliding
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Is the Pot Calling the Kettle Black?: When J.D. Vance Called Out Democratic Backsliding

If any European leaders harbored phobias of roller coasters, their worst fear may have been realized. The last few months have been nothing short of a…

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February 25, 2025

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“This is where Washington’s domestic politics “This is where Washington’s domestic politics becomes crucial. Republicans and Democrats are not “using” the war in the same way, but both parties clearly understand its political value. For Republicans, the war is first and foremost a question of preserving presidential authority.“

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“African sovereignty can be classified as an inh “African sovereignty can be classified as an inherently mythic phenomenon where former African colonies are still entrapped in an economically, medically, and politically dependent state in the international world order.”

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“We cannot separate the flows of people arriving “We cannot separate the flows of people arriving at European borders from the conditions Western powers created and continue to benefit from. The Return Regulation offers no engagement with this history Offshore detention sidesteps it entirely.” 

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“Gonzalez’s bill also reflects a concern about “Gonzalez’s bill also reflects a concern about AI’s impact on vulnerable users. Certainly, some users can easily be deceived by AI, whether they’re suffering from mental illness or cognitive impairment, or simply less tech-savvy. Policies should be in place to protect these individuals. Still, few people would believe ChatGPT is anything other than a highly sophisticated technology.”

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“A few months ago, Pakistan and Afghanistan appe “A few months ago, Pakistan and Afghanistan appeared to be close to a breakthrough. A fragile calm. After multiple rounds of negotiations, the countries reached a ceasefire, which paused the tumultuous conditions along the Durand Line. However, recent Pakistani air strikes inside Afghanistan suggest that the aforementioned period of calm was indeed temporary.”

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