Putin has reestablished the Soviet practice of declaring dissidents mentally incompetent and imprisoning them in mental hospitals.

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It appears Ukraine dropped cluster bombs on Donetsk.

A scholar argues that US "security" policy is decided by an entrenched bureaucracy, not by elected officials.

This may be true in practice, but a president opposed to massive surveillance could stop it.

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