Renee Good’s Extrajudicial Killing Escalated the Normalization of State Terror
What happens next will determine whether Good’s killing sets a precedent for more state violence.
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AHA’s Leaders Vetoed Its Members’ Condemnation of Scholasticide in Gaza — Again
American Historical Association members are undaunted by the veto: “We educate. We organize. We have to keep fighting.”
Behind Perplexity’s bid for Chrome
It turns out that Perplexity’s $34.5 billion unsolicited bid for Google Chrome last year was not a publicity stunt. The company explains why.
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Trump's ICE KIDNAPS Native Americans in Minneapolis: "WE ARE AMERICA!"
December Saw Fastest Monthly Food Price Increases Since Pandemic
The president promised during the 2024 campaign to reverse price increases, but he has failed to deliver.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth jabs Anthropic over safety policies
Hegseth’s remark about AI models was specifically in reference to Anthropic, sources say.
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“All That’s Left of You”: Oscar-Shortlisted Film Traces Palestinian Family’s Love & Loss Since 1948
Trump Admin Tells USDA Staff to Investigate Foreign Scientists They Work With
It’s unclear if employees at other federal agencies have been given similar directions.
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Palestinian Activist Mahmoud Khalil Speaks Out as New Ruling Could Lead to His Rearrest, Deportation
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‘We Need To Be the Anti-War Party,' Says Iranian-American House Democrat
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In a Rare Blow to Trump, the Supreme Court Just Saved Mail-In Voting—For Now
Iraqi Forces Storm Green Zone, Arrest Politicians For Corruption
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The AI Cold War: How Silicon Valley Is Selling Fear of China to Protect Its Monopoly
Trump’s “America First” Fishing Policy Is a Recipe for Plunder
Europe and Russia Edge Toward Direct War as Nuclear Fears Grow
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