– Ukrainians are putting war news in ads on Russian porn sites.
– China drops promise not to send troops to Taiwan.
– GOP is advocating violence.
– Former FSO says State should develop doctrine for diplomacy.
– Historian David McCullough died over the weekend. Douglas Brinkley remembers him.
McCullough wrote his books on a manual typewriter, even though it was slower than a computer, because he liked to hear the bell at the end of each line.
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