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Your Brain Is Shrinking, But There's Still Hope
A neurologist reveals how social media and AI are rewiring our brains—and the surprising way to fight back against cognitive decline in the digital age.
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What Really Happened When Iran's Holy City Erupted
An eyewitness account from Mashhad reveals the complex reality behind Iran's January protests—far different from both state propaganda and opposition claims.
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Trump's China Gambit: Why He's Ditching Allies for Xi
While feuding with allies over Greenland, Trump courts Communist China with tariff rollbacks and Taiwan concessions. What's behind this dramatic foreign policy reversal?
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When Citizens Become Watchers: The Minneapolis Model of Resistance
In Minneapolis, 65,000 residents have trained as legal observers to monitor ICE raids, creating a decentralized network of civic resistance that mirrors movements from Cairo to Hong Kong.
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When SNL Becomes the Slang Graveyard
Saturday Night Live's latest sketch reveals how mainstream media kills youth slang—and why that cycle matters more than you think.
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When Love Meets Legal Documents: The Prenup Revolution
Prenuptial agreements are no longer just for the wealthy. Half of US adults are now open to signing prenups, driven by Gen Z and millennials who see them as financial hygiene.
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The Winter Paradox: Why Warming Worlds Breed Fiercer Storms
The January 2026 winter storm that paralyzed the U.S. reveals how climate change is reshaping extreme weather patterns through stratospheric connections.
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When Smartphones Beat State Propaganda
Citizen videos from Minneapolis ICE raids expose government lies, revealing the new battleground between digital truth and official narratives
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When Border Enforcement Moves to Main Street America
Trump's second-term immigration strategy shifts ICE operations from border to US interior, exposing Americans to militarized tactics they've never seen before and reshaping public opinion
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Can States Prosecute Federal Agents Who Kill?
A federal immigration agent's deadly shooting in Minneapolis has reignited a 135-year-old legal battle over whether states can prosecute federal officers who violate state law while on duty.
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ICE's Warrantless Home Raids Challenge 240 Years of Fourth Amendment Law
Internal ICE memo authorizes agents to enter homes without judicial warrants, sparking constitutional crisis over Fourth Amendment protections that have stood since America's founding.
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When Democracy Dies in Broad Daylight
The killing of Alex Pretti by federal agents in Minneapolis reveals Trump's shift from legal authoritarianism to brutal repression - and why it might backfire