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The Arab Spring’s painful lessons

Fifteen years after the Middle East’s largest pro-democracy movement, the West still has not learned that supporting ...
From Algeria to Iraq to Lebanon, demonstrators are calling for change. What can the events of the 2011 uprisings teach them? The Arab Spring saw protests across Tunisia, Syria and Libya among others ...
Spring training is an educational experience. Though its results don't guarantee much about the upcoming MLB season, baseball fans can come away with valuable lessons about the state of the sport. For ...
Apr. 9—Flowers are poking up through the thawing earth. Trees and bushes are sporting their vibrant blooms. Grass is growing and getting greener. The birds that flew south for the winter are returning ...
Spring football is a critical piece of the college football game. It provides a preview of what the coming year can hold, shows what players have developed in the offseason and provides a handful of ...
There is one time of year when baseball players have a chance for a fresh start. They can rid themselves of the sting of last season’s painful losses. They also can curb the heightened expectations ...
There is a fundamental sickness in liberal foreign policy. So argues John Rossomando, an analyst at the Washington-based think tank for The Center for Security Policy and a former researcher for the ...
I am feeling a bit philosophical today, so bear with me. Last week, I finally bit the bullet and got into the garden for my spring cleanup. I had purposely left everything in the fall to die back ...
Instead of traveling to Daytona Beach or Puerto Vallarta over our spring break this year, we traveled back in time. We joined nearly 50 of our graduate students at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced ...
Spring is over, and college football is entering the desert of the true offseason. Until media days kick off the talking season, what have we learned about the SEC so far this offseason? Let’s take a ...