Semafor • Nov 11, 2025
Gaza peace plan progress falters
Israel still controls just over half of the enclave, and Hamas the rest.
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Semafor • Nov 11, 2025
US escalates military tensions with Venezuela
The US fleet’s most advanced aircraft carrier arrived in Caribbean waters Tuesday, as Venezuela raised its military alert levels.
Semafor • Nov 11, 2025
Blasts in India, Pakistan raise tensions
A day after a car explosion killed eight people in New Delhi, authorities said they are investigating it as a possible terrorist attack.
Semafor • Nov 11, 2025
The economy is running on magic beans
It's been 26 years since Alan Greenspan noted how much "lighter" — literally — the US economy was getting. The shift from hard assets to vibes, vaporware, and magic beans is only accelerating, despite a push from the Trump administration.
Semafor • Nov 11, 2025
Will the economy bounce back after the shutdown?
The impact of the 41-day government shutdown (and counting) on the US economy will take a while to determine.
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The Majority Report • Nov 11, 2025
Challenging Ritchie Torres; SCOTUS Tariff Tap Dance w/ Michael Blake, Jay Willis | MR Live
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Hasan Abi • Nov 11, 2025
Did Tucker’s Nick Fuentes Interview Go Too Far?
Current Affairs • Nov 11, 2025
On Veterans’ Day, Remember James Kutcher, Hero of the Red Scare
When President Donald Trump announced his suspension of collective bargaining rights for federal employees, his reasoning elicited feelings of déjà vu. Trump’s March Executive Order justified busting the unions representing workers at the Veterans Administration, Treasury Department, and several other agencies with a flimsy justification of “national security.” Trump’s actions not only reveal his administration’s conception that organized labor is an enemy within, they also recall one of the most trying times for civil liberties in the United States, and the truly heroic efforts made to fight off a right-wing purge of the federal government. Now, on Veterans’ Day, we ought to look back on that history, and remember one of its principal heroes: a man named James Kutcher.
Lever News • Nov 11, 2025
The Bible-Thumper And The Billionaire
James Talarico aims to fuse faith and progressive values in his campaign for U.S. Senate — but will the Democrat’s gambling ties cast him out of the temple?
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2000 headlinesAI cannot automate science – a philosopher explains the uniquely human aspects of doing research
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What air pollution does to the human body
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Why Philly has so many sinkholes
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Iran’s universities have long been a battleground, where protests happen and students fight for the future
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Some hard-earned lessons from Detroit on how to protect the safety net for community partners in research
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What ‘hope’ has represented in Christian history – and what it might mean now
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Opera is not dying – but it needs a second act for the streaming era
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What a bear attack in a remote valley in Nepal tells us about the problem of aging rural communities
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What triumphalist narratives about Brazil’s high court and Bolsonaro imprisonment leave out
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Midterms Could Be a ‘Flashpoint for Violence,’ Political Scholar Says
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