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Articles by DC Authors
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The Confession & The Vigil
I am very happy to announce that my novel and novella are out now and available to the public. The publisher is Cyberwit.net.
Reading The Fall of Roe
The Fall of Rose: The Rise of a New America chronicles the pro-life activists against the pro-choice activities of the last 50 years since Roe v Wade was settled precedent.
Erosion Of American Opportunity
Tax breaks for the wealthy and tariffs on imports fuel inequality and undermine American prosperity.
Medical Students’ Suicide in Iran
The high rates of suicide attempts and ideation among medical students in Iran are deeply concerning, yet the causes are often inadequately explained.
Will Someone Clear the Air?
Chances are, people reading this will agree that it’s impossible to run a successful political campaign without money.
Why Pursuing Peace with Iran is Critical for Global Stability
Fostering peace with Iran could prevent devastating global consequences from a broader Middle East conflict.
Collective Action Against Authoritarianism
Collective action can empower communities, safeguard freedoms, and counter the rise of authoritarianism.
The Last Moments of Sinwar
He’ll never know his actions personally destroyed the possibility, hoped for by peacenik Israelis and too comfortable and too secular Europeans and Americans, of any form of Palestinian state.
How The Supreme Court Could Shape The 2024 Election
Dahlia Lithwick has covered the Supreme Court since the landmark Bush v. Gore decision in 2000.