the future of power
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the future of power
“During the Cold War, pop culture was an immensely powerful force on America’s side, and the U.S.S.R. had no answer,” the author Stephen Marche writes for @nytopinion. But now, Stephen argues, America has lost its cool. “Alongside the administration’s hard power losses — the destruction of the world’s most enviable alliance network and the... See more
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