A city of pure imagination

A photographer and architect shares his whimsical urban vision

January 20, 2016

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The credulous response to Havana syndrome

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in reply

Zelensky disputes Biden's 'minor incursions' comment

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Havana syndrome

CIA doubts 'Havana Syndrome' sustained assault by hostile power

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who's blinken first?

Blinken calls for a diplomatic solution as U.S. prepares to back Ukrainian insurgency

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we were working on it!

Concerns about Afghan air force were 'being actively addressed,' Pentagon spokesperson says

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give diplomacy a chance

U.S., Russia to hold high-stakes talks on Ukraine

Afghan soldiers in captured American vehicle

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the dog ate it

SecDef draws ire of GOP after missing Afghanistan weapons report deadline

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democracy out, authoritarianism in

Chinese have most trust in institutions, new survey shows

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California deputy DA opposed to vaccine mandates dies of COVID-19

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Joe Biden meets the press

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