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Troubling double standard: Outcry over Gaza deaths but near silence over Iraq, Syria
After a few weeks of Israel-bashing, we are back to the regular indifference. It seems …
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With headlines claiming “Study Shows Gun Control Works,” media outlets such as CBS, MSNBC, PBS, …
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