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On this episode of Free Expression, Gerry Baker speaks with Lionel Shriver, author of "We Need to Talk About Kevin," about what tragedies like the Uvalde, Texas, school massacre say about guns, mental health and young men. https://t.co/KJ9DPYllqO

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Joseph Conrad’s brilliant analysis confirms that Russian barbarism is worse than ever. It continues to carve a destructive path through civilized Europe, writes Jeffrey Meyers https://t.co/JQhYa2GCpf

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The free world depends on U.S. leadership—as it has since the end of World War II. But Henry Kissinger is worried. “We have no grand strategic view,” he says in an interview with @tunkuv. https://t.co/lVytGMcz5U

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The National Education Association’s “2023 Summer Reading List” may make you regret that you ever learned to read, writes Dave Seminara https://t.co/cNolDEUJy3

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It takes a fair amount of malfeasance to land a new congressional committee. Congratulations to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Justice Department and other government censors and snoops, writes @KimStrassel https://t.co/IF6hkxpdNZ

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Rachel Carson's "unscientific use of science" in her book "Silent Spring" was common among bestselling environmental popularizers of her era, and its legacy lives on today, writes Prof. Charles T. Rubin in a letter to the editor. https://t.co/tKxf2VMEiD

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The National Education Association’s “2023 Summer Reading List” may make you regret that you ever learned to read, writes Dave Seminara https://t.co/exT9eZeZjd

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As Israel emerges from the worst political crisis in its history, it needs principled leadership that exhibits what John F. Kennedy famously called “profiles in courage,” writes @yplesner https://t.co/PjpzyI8Npw

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The trend toward idleness has been years in the making, says the author of ‘Men Without Work,’ Nicholas Eberstadt. That’s an ill omen for the economy and the culture. https://t.co/6oMqzgknsR

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Benjamin Franklin famously observed that nothing is certain in life except death and taxes. If he were around today he’d be tempted to add one more to the list: bailouts, write @nfergus and @MSchularick https://t.co/F6eYx1XsSK