Don’t send young Americans to die until you can answer these eight questions
I have spent much of my life around war. My first combat tour was in Vietnam in 1969-70, where I served as an infantry…
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Abdul el Sayed has stabilized his Michigan Senate campaign. Can the Democrat hold the gains?
Abdul el Sayed’s campaign reset in response to a politically bruising summer appears to be paying dividends as his…
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Does rogue AI require a new rulebook?
Clément Delangue has more reason than most technology executives to worry about artificial intelligence escaping its…
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Russia’s stolen children are being taught to kill — using Hamas’s playbook
ABC News Australia’s new documentary, Ukraine’s Stolen Children, released this week, brought me to an image I couldn’t…
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Robin Hood in reverse: How big hospitals use poverty subsidies to profit in wealthy suburbs
The 340B drug discount program was intended to help low-income and uninsured patients afford medicine, not create…
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Stop treating Hollywood hot takes like Middle East expertise
On Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas-led militants broke through Israel’s border and attacked communities in southern Israel, killing…
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A deftly plotted new novel from Richard Russo
Some of Richard Russo’s most memorable novels have depicted hard times in small towns. His 1986 debut, Mohawk, and…
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Beyond ‘too many pills’: What really failed Lindsay Clancy
Years ago, one of the steadiest people on my team came back from maternity leave changed: irritable, quick to complain,…
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The war on European Jews and the new reality of American Jewish life
On a quiet Thursday morning in suburban Detroit, 140 preschoolers were settling into their classrooms at Temple…
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First round of October Social Security payments goes out in 10 days
The first round of October Social Security payments for retirees, now capped at $5,181, will be issued in 10 days. When…
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ICE officers say internal chaos has led to thousands of employee departures
Immigration and Customs Enforcement is seeing higher employee turnover rates under President Donald Trump than at any…
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Anti-abortion groups warn White House inaction is ‘destabilizing’ GOP coalition
Advocates said they are frustrated and resigned to White House‘s inaction on abortion in the wake of a new report that…
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Involuntary euthanasia: Next step in Canada’s descent into madness
Since 2016, over 100,000 Canadian lives have been claimed by assisted suicide. The system has created no shortage of…
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‘He Has the People’ is a fascinating look at Lincoln’s rise to the presidency
By the time Abraham Lincoln took the oath of office in March 1861, his election already seemed larger than mere…
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‘Yakuza’ looks into the Japanese underworld
Even among organized crime groups, which are everywhere a subject of fascination, the yakuza hold a special place in…
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A requiem for a man’s — and a family’s — best friend
One day in July, I began digging the hole. Moving 4 feet of earth — all the rocks, the roots, and about two tons of…
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When not to stew over that unearned b-plus
My friends who are parents of college-age children have a new favorite thing to complain about, and it isn’t tuition,…
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A bipartisan deal to get America building again
It is unfortunate for Republicans that it won’t pass until after the November elections, but the bipartisan permitting…
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How a terrorism-linked leftist group openly set up shop around a college campus
A pro-Hamas group that led a riot at the University of Washington still operates despite the United States sanctioning…
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As Yemen’s civil war enters a new phase, what’s next for the embattled country?
The Houthis’ lightning offensive in September seized the entire Red Sea coastline, shocking the world and shattering…
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AI companies hold off on embracing Trump’s ‘super intelligence’ rebrand
President Donald Trump wants artificial intelligence to be known as “super intelligence,” but the companies building…
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Jon Gruden stumps for Ohio Republicans at Trump rally near Dayton
President Donald Trump campaigned in Vandalia, Ohio, on Saturday night alongside former NFL coach and TV personality…
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Clayton to create report outlining AI risks and opportunities as czar: Report
Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton will serve as the Trump administration’s AI czar and lead a three-month…
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Two Iranian diplomats removed from NYC days after UN General Assembly ended
Two members of the Iranian delegation from the last two weeks’ U.N. General Assembly meeting were sent home by the…
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Trump to give $90 one-time payment to 20 million Medicare beneficiaries
President Donald Trump said on Friday his administration will send one-time checks of $90 to certain Medicare…
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President Donald Trump is hosting a rally in Vandalia, Ohio, as part of an effort by the White House to energize the…
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Voters back Democrats on economic and affordability issues but trust neither party: Poll
Voters are favoring Democrats over Republicans on the economy and cost of living, but large shares of the public say…
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Tucker Carlson questions if Britain should have fought in WW2: ‘Is the UK better off?’
Conservative commentator Tucker Carlson questioned whether Britain benefited from fighting World War II and challenged…
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Tennessee’s prison chief resigns after failed Christa Pike execution, Bill Lee says
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee (R-TN) announced Saturday that Corrections Commissioner Frank Strada is stepping down following…
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First round of October Social Security payments goes out in 11 days
The first round of October Social Security payments for retirees, now capped at $5,181, will be issued in 11 days. When…
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Stop telling Americans the economy is booming — living here has become a luxury
Walk into any grocery store in Queen Anne’s County or drive up to a gas pump anywhere in Maryland, and you immediately…
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Judge rules Flock cameras violate the Fourth Amendment
A federal judge has ruled that a Tulsa County sheriff’s deputy violated the Fourth Amendment when he used Flock license…
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Flydubai co-pilot attacked captain with crash axe in hijacking
The Flydubai co-pilot accused of attacking the captain of a Tel Aviv-bound flight earlier this week allegedly used the…
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Trump releases Tom Cotton’s cellphone number over daylight savings bill
President Donald Trump published Sen. Tom Cotton’s (R-AR) personal cellphone number in a Truth Social post, urging…
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Taxpayers socialize the stadium, professional sports privatize the game ball
I still remember going to baseball and hockey games as a child, leaning way over the railing with my glove. When a foul…
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Your doctor’s blood pressure cuffs are bruising you into a misdiagnosis
An accurate blood pressure reading is the most vital baseline data point in modern medicine. It dictates heart care,…
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