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Politics 16 days ago

Republican Party Divided

Republicans are reportedly hesitant to have Donald Trump involved in the 2026 midterm elections, according to a discussion hosted by Katy Tur on The Bulwark podcast. This reluctance is likely due to concerns about Trump's popularity among…

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Leans strongly left
Sports 16 days ago

Rangers' Playoff Hopes Rising

The New York Rangers are currently in a good position for making the playoffs with only four games left in their regular season campaign. They are scheduled to play the Montreal Canadiens at the Bell Center on April 1, 2027, and are…

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Economy/Business 16 days ago

Job Market and AI Skills

Young people in Britain are increasingly interested in pursuing careers in trades, such as electricians and plumbers, which they see as "AI-proof" against automation. This shift is welcomed by employers, who value the interpersonal skills…

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Leans right
Politics 16 days ago

Supreme Court Ruling on Travel Ban

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, who was part of the majority, wrote a 20-page dissent in the Supreme Court case Trump v. California, which concerned regulations for mail-in ballots. The case had been submitted as an emergency application by…

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World 16 days ago

Pope's Visit to Peru

Peru will welcome Pope Leo XIV in November with a special hymn honoring Maria Agustina Rivas, a Catholic nun who was killed by Shining Path rebels in 1990. The song, titled "Leon, Hermano del Camino" or "Leo, Brother on the Journey"…

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Environment 16 days ago

Trump's Arctic Drilling Plans

The Trump administration plans to allow oil and gas drilling near the Chaco Culture National Historical Park in New Mexico, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. UNESCO has expressed concern over this plan, saying it goes against the…

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Leans strongly left
Crime & Law 16 days ago

Native American Cold Cases

The FBI has set a minimum reward of $25,000 for help in solving over 50 unsolved homicides and missing-person cases in Indian Country, which includes tribal communities across the US. The new policy applies to cases where people went…

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Science 16 days ago

Viking Age Anchor Rebuilt

In Denmark, a team of students and lecturers from the National School of Blacksmithing have recreated a Viking Age anchor using traditional techniques and materials. The project was led by Rowan Taylor, who used X-rays to analyze the…

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