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Christian Pulisic enters the 2026 World Cup cycle as the face of US soccer, recovering from the worst slump of his career with characteristic calm.
SpaceCamp turns 40 as the shuttle program it celebrated still raises questions about what NASA’s most ambitious hardware actually promised versus delivered.
Bobuq Sayed’s debut novel No God but Us rewrites the Americans Abroad genre with two queer Afghan men in Istanbul — and a structural critique embedded in the form itself.
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