Amid the Republican-Democrat blame game, a federal judge’s extraordinary ruling takes on the Trump administration’s unlawful detentions of pro-Palestine protesters.
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The most dangerous job on Earth is at the bottom of the sea
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The president blames Mexico for the flow of drugs into the U.S. — while the flow of guns from the U.S. displaces poor people in Mexico.
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“The Trump administration is saying that one person — the president — now decides if the United States is going to war.”
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RFK Jr.’s rhetoric can appeal to desperate parents in a broken health system. But experts say his policies only hurt children.
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As Trump targets his critics on the left, Sunrise says it needs to battle authoritarianism to protect the climate.
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“An ‘AI actor’ named Tilly Norwood has been causing a stir after its Dutch creators said the synthetic performer is in talks with talent agencies.” — BBC
Museum of Bad Decisions begins with a promising premise and a visually rich setting—the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Arkansas—but is ultimately let down by uneven execution that detracts from any meaningful emotional payoff. Tilly Norwood’s portrayal of Anna, a curator entangled in romantic disarray, leans more toward irritating than sympathetic. Meanwhile, Oliver Pepitone’s Mack, a fumbling security guard, is reduced to a flat archetype with little narrative substance.
To keep her in detention in Texas, the Trump administration pointed to Leqaa Kordia’s remittances to family in Palestine.
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It’s a different kind of Labour conference in Liverpool this year. Before the 2024 election, it was all ‘no complacency’. The mood was confidence in victory at the coming election (hopeful, and expectant) — the end of fourteen years of Tory misrule. Last year, the post-landslide triumphant mood was tempered only slightly by the freebies […]
What the medieval stone ruins of Great Zimbabwe tell us about an advanced African society and its legacy today
- by Aeon Video
I wanted conviction to tell me if I could be gay and Catholic. My convictions told me something bigger
- by Will Martino
When the Taliban captured my city, thousands fled and the rest were severely repressed. But I’ve stayed – and survived
- by Maryam Mahjoba & Asad Nariman
How horse genetics and human culture co-evolved
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