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Victory at 34,000 feet (opens the original)
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Foreign Policy > Middle East Link copied Sometimes a geopolitical transformation is easier to see than to explain. Sometimes a geopolitical transformation is easier to see than to explain. Wednesday, it was visible at 34,000 feet. A FlyDubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv was attacked from inside the cockpit. The captain was stabbed by his co-pilot, and as the aircraft plunged thousands of feet, the pilot succeeded in unlocking the armored cockpit door, enabling passengers and crew to intervene.
The Death Of Neutrality When A Free Society Demands That Everyone Take A Side (opens the original)
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What matters is when the expectation of alignment becomes pervasive enough that people begin policing one another's silence. We all know what happened with Ed Sheeran and Macklemore. Macklemore brought his politics onto the stage, controversy followed, and the dispute eventually spilled beyond the concert itself. Sheeran, who had wanted his concerts to be about music, unity and humanity rather than politics, found himself addressing the Gaza conflict from the stage. The details are everywhere. T
A long history of failed doomsday predictions (opens the original)
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Modern civilization has developed a recurring habit of announcing its own imminent demise. The deadline changes, as do the villain and the proposed remedy, but the formula remains familiar: The planet is in peril, the clock is ticking, drastic action is required, and failure will end civilization as we know it. One begins to suspect that the apocalypse has become another renewable resource. In 1975, Newsweek published “The Cooling World,” warning that changing weather patterns could produce a dr
The second killing of Charlie Kirk (opens the original)
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Charlie Kirk is dead, but his beliefs, his words, and his character are being placed before the court as though they belong in the explanation for his own murder. I keep coming back to two paragraphs from Richard Novak, the defense attorney for Tyler Robinson, during the preliminary hearing in the Charlie Kirk murder case. Read them carefully: It is true that Mr. Kirk spoke hatefully of certain groups of people. He spoke hatefully of people who don’t have traditional norm-conforming gender ident
Dust on the Colors (opens the original)
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It’s been nearly twenty-five years since I wrote the story of my struggles to locate an American flag on sale, anywhere, in the immediate aftermath of the September 11 attacks. Those days when everyone seemed to walk around staring at something a thousand yards away, as if we were all trying to make sense of something that we couldn’t wrap our minds around. If you are old enough, you know exactly what I am talking about: the sense that even the world had somehow lowered its volume in respect. Th
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