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The Let Them Theory: A Life-Changing Tool That Millions of People Can’t Stop Talking About by mother and daughter Mel and Sawyer Robbins is Ireland’s bestselling book of 2025, shifting 38,885 copies.

In this short, stimulating, and at times provocative book, Gat, a political scientist, addresses some of the biggest themes in military theory with both authority and elegance. He probes an important ...

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Top House Democrats charged Tuesday that President Trump’s decision to withhold food aid funding during the shutdown is not only callous, but also illegal. The Democrats are pointing to a rolling ...

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