Searches of phones and other electronics are on the rise for those entering the U.S. Take these steps to help secure your devices.
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Thousands fight the oligarchy, states give credit where credit’s due, a free-press challenge gets crushed, and state death penalties meet their fate.
As "The NuWho Era" of Doctor Who reaches its 20th anniversary, we look back at the biggest retcons to lore that changed the series forever.
Bernie and AOC are on a tour which is drawing large crowds based on a left-wing populist argument.
A seismologist walks us through the region’s tectonic history
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Mainstream economists often hold the view that criticisms of econometrics are the conclusions of sadly misinformed and misguided people who dislike and do not understand much of it. This is really a gross misapprehension. To be careful and cautious is not the same as to dislike. Any perusal of the mathematical-statistical and philosophical works of Nancy […]
Delaware just passed a bill to prevent CEOs like Elon Musk from leaving their state. Lawyers and legislators sound the alarm about what this means for the rest of us.
Following is an unedited, automated transcript of the podcast episode titled “This State Is For Sale.”
The law behind the warrants bars concealment of people in the country illegally, yet the students were legal residents living on campus.
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A small percentage of my friends, coworkers, and loved ones may soon join the ranks alongside other hot liquids I slurp for nourishment. But there’s also an equally probable chance that this won’t happen, which means you’re overreacting a bit.
People were once able to respectfully disagree, but civil discourse in America has been plagued with a bitter toxicity that has become increasingly difficult to ignore. The vitriol in your eyes when you see me is discouraging, Frank. You have crudely reduced me to “the man who will eat me,” which is unfair. When I see you, I see Frank from accounting, my best friend in the firm, a proud single father of two beautiful girls, and yes, someone who could potentially be made into soup.
A wave of lawsuits filed by Israeli plaintiffs against pro-Palestinian Americans is setting the stage for Trump-backed legislation that could criminalize dissent and silence opposition to Israeli policies.
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A new mini-teaser for BBC and Disney+'s Doctor Who spirals viewers through The Doctor and Belinda's upcoming Season 2 adventures.
The JFK files have rattled pro-Israel commentators, prompting deflection, denial, and accusations of antisemitism.
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The climate movement has announced an end to its direct action campaigns. The group's spokesperson tells Josiah Mortimer what's next
Trump wants Gaza for real estate deals, but Mike Huckabee’s all-inclusive Israel tours erase Palestinians for a higher purpose.
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"They feel safer to drive, but are much less safe for any pedestrians and cyclists they collide with” said Green peer Jenny Jones
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