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1,001 best hikes on Mars: The Peterson Historic Trail (‘Peterson’s folly’)

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By Ron Fein
| Nature Verified
Region: Noctis Labyrinthus (Phoenicis Lacus quadrangle). Highlights: Steep-walled canyon in Tharsis Plateau. Listed on Mars Historical Register. Difficulty: Strenuous; technical at end. Overview This newly opened canyon trail retraces the journey of the infamous Peterson expedition of 2058. Hardcore trekkers (bring extra oxygen!) can follow the expedition’s original path; families and less-experienced hikers should loop back at either of the Jackson Alternatives.
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The Supreme Court's Colorado Ballot Decision Was a Mistake

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By Hayley Behal, Ron Fein, John C. Bonifaz, Ben Clements
| JURIST Verified
Ron Fein, John Bonifaz, and Ben Clements from Free Speech for People discuss the implications of the Supreme Court's ruling that Donald Trump must appear on the ballot in Colorado... On February 28, an Illinois judge ruled that disgraced ex-President Donald Trump is disqualified from office under Section 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment, the Insurrectionist Disqualification Clause.
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A Line in the Fading Paint

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By Ron Fein
| Nonprofit Quarterly Verified
When Amir rose in early evening, the desert sun still roasted the sky. Inside the crumbling remains of the abandoned kibbutz’s guesthouse, the solar cooling system struggled and wheezed. Amir cracked the door a few centimeters. Wincing at the heat—forty-two Celsius, even this late—he spat on the rocky ground. Wasteful, Romi would have said. She’d always been careful, even before the water wars. But Romi wasn’t here, and Amir wasn’t a young man anymore.
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