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Executions Should Not Be Entertainment - and Certainly Not on Social Media

Debate: The US must hold itself accountable for its continued adherence to the death penalty. But it should not turn its executions into entertainment that children and young people around the world can follow on social media. That should be obvious. Yet US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth announced...

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