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As Trump threatens Iran with military action, the gap between America's overwhelming firepower and its ability to achieve lasting political outcomes becomes starkly apparent.
The Supreme Court heard arguments in Trump v. Cook, a case that could reshape Federal Reserve independence and presidential power over monetary policy.
In 1916, writer Randolph Bourne challenged Roosevelt's vision of "100% Americanism" with a radical idea - what if diversity was America's strength, not weakness?
Bruce Springsteen's 'Streets of Minneapolis' channels 1970s protest rock for 2026 politics. Is nostalgia the key to unity, or are we stuck in the past?
Under Trump's second term, Christian influencers are calling empathy 'toxic' and rejecting traditional Christian values. This marks a dangerous shift in American politics and religion.
A devastating US winter storm killed 80 people through multiple hazards. Expert reveals why preparation fails and what actually saves lives in extreme weather.
A conflict researcher sees striking parallels between US community protection networks and nonviolent resistance strategies from Colombia to the Philippines. Here's what war zones teach about surviving state violence.
57% of Gen Z men want children compared to 45% of women, reversing traditional gender expectations. What's driving this shift and what it means for families.
Citizens in Minneapolis have demonstrated that Trump's gaslighting tactics can be defeated through organized, nonviolent resistance and citizen surveillance. What does this mean for American democracy?
As ICE raids intensify under Trump, know-your-rights training surges nationwide. But what happens when federal agents ignore the Constitution they're sworn to protect?
New research shows polar bears in Svalbard are thriving despite rapid ice loss, challenging the narrative that's defined climate messaging for decades. Is it time for a new symbol?
As AI mimics human emotion and plants show learning behaviors, we're forced to question what truly counts as a mind—and whether we'd recognize consciousness if we found it.
