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K. N. Panikkar shaped how modern India studies its past, questioning easy narratives and confronting the politics of memory. His books examined colonial power, culture, and communalism with unusual ...

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The Roedean tennis fixture cancellation was clear religious discrimination, not political protest. Kalim Rajab’s anti-Semitism, disguised as anti-Zionism, reframes the incident and offers a blueprint ...

Missouri Times Editor Jake Kroesen sat down with State Rep. Betsy Fogle, the senior-ranking Democrat on the House Budget Committee, to discuss the state budget, tax policy, education, child care and ...