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Wood Memorial defeated Springs Valley, 2-1, in the Sectional 64 championship to earn its first title since 2018. The Trojans ...

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Raju J Das reflects on how Marxists should respond to the current conjuncture, marked by a series of profound economic, political and ecological crises.

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Berlin’s new Olympic push can’t escape the shadow of Hitler’s 1936 spectacle, where athletes wrote resistance stories and ...