In 2021, senators Mike Lee, Bernie Sanders and Chris Murphy collectively got together and tried to create a national security document that would restrain presidential unilateralism. It did not even sort-of pass.
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As AI deepfake capabilities mature, the perceptual gap between synthetic and authentic human media will continue to narrow.
It is ironic that the "oath" that Stewart Rhodes and his Oath Keepers take is to the Constitution, the very thing they worked to overthrown on January 6th, 2021.
Even Republicans in districts thought to be safe for their party may see themselves in enough potential danger to abandon the fight in advance.
Research shows that some Americans have been drawn to movements that promise purity, unity and order at the expense of their neighbors’ rights.
Carefully anonymizing survivors while breathlessly chasing a client list of powerful men unintentionally sends a message about who matters most.
As shown by the presidents who led the U.S. into wars in Iraq and Vietnam and from Trump’s daily remarks, truth is a frequent casualty.
The bottom line for Maduro is that the only way to get someone to buy Venezuelan oil amid the heightened risk of this moment is to offer higher discounts with fewer prepayments.
The Trump administration seems to have decided that they’re going to write U.S. district judges out of the picture and simply disregard their orders.
The vicious cycle of rising hospital and healthcare costs and rising insurance premiums can't keep going on. Something has to give. Is it finally time for Universal Health Care?
More than redefining terrorism, Trump's National Security Presidential Memorandum/NSPM-7, issued on Sept. 25, 2025, reorients the machinery of national security toward the policing of belief.
During the Red Scare, the focus was on alleged communists. Today, the focus is on straightforward dissent. Critics, both past and present, of President Donald Trump’s actions and policies are being targeted.
Service members who follow an illegal order can be held liable and court-martialed or subject to prosecution by international tribunals. Following orders from a superior is no defense.
Killing the penny makes economic sense for the government and some businesses, yet it also highlights a deeper truth: Efficiency tends to reward the already efficient. For many, however, even when the change is small, every cent still counts.
Whether you want to buy a home or access the stored wealth in the home you own in Philadelphia, you are disadvantaged if you are a person of color or if the home is located in a mostly Black or Hispanic neighborhood.
Officially, ICE says its data collection would focus on people who are already linked to ongoing cases or potential threats. In practice, the net is far wider.
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