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Science magazine founder courted Epstein for cash, emails show
The founder of Nautilus referenced Jeffrey Epstein’s criminal past as he sought to build a relationship with the convicted sex offender.
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Massie Torches Trump's DOJ
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It Doesn't Get Dumber Than This, Folks
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Progressives Infiltrating Republican Ranks
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ICE Protesters Call for PERMANENT GENERAL STRIKE: "They're Scared of Us!"
Trump claims victories on the economy after solid jobs, inflation reports
The White House is claiming victory on the economy after two solid reports, but experts warned the data masks deeper vulnerabilities.
Bangladesh election could lead to a reset in India ties, analysts say
A center-right party coasted to a landslide win in Bangladesh’s first elections since a Gen Z-led uprising ousted the country’s former leader in 2024.
Mysterious wave of bot traffic sweeps the web
Websites large and small have seen dramatic spikes in visitors with IP addresses in Lanzhou, China — a manufacturing-heavy city that’s not known as a tech hub — with some of the visits routed through Singapore.
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The Anti-Indigenous Slur in the Declaration of Independence Speaks Volumes
Abortion Is as American as Apple Pie
Hoping with Paul Simon that the Gate Won’t Be Closed
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