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‘So shameful’: backlash as US national monuments conform to Trump’s rewrite of history

From Pennsylvania to Montana, the White House’s war on ‘woke’ has targeted US monuments that address topics like racism and Indigenous history

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Here’s the Minimum Income You Need To File Taxes in 2026 — by Age

Some United States taxpayers may not be aware that they are actually not necessitated by law to file taxes, although doing so is typically considered a wise idea for lower-income earners (you could...

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Local governments provide proof that polarization is not inevitable

When it comes to national politics, Americans are fiercely divided across a range of issues, including gun control, election security and vaccines. It’s not new for Republicans and Democrats to be at odds over issues, but things have reached a point where even the idea of compromising appears to be…

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How a 22-year-old George Washington learned how to lead, from a series of mistakes in the Pennsylvania wilderness

This Presidents Day, I’ve been thinking about George Washington − not at his finest hour, but possibly at his worst.

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Taxing Africa’s informal economies: technology’s promise and pitfalls

Changes in the development finance world – especially the sharp drop in foreign aid and fewer cheap loans for low-income countries – have pushed taxation back into the spotlight.

The Conversation

Trump 2026: Healthcare Changes To Expect in Trump’s Second Year of His Second Term

GOBankingRates reached out to several experts to project where healthcare is going in Trump's second year of his second term.

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Gavin Newsom’s likely presidential bid is built on broken promises

The California governor has a record of failed pledges on housing, healthcare and more as he mistakes theatrics for leadership

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No, the human-robot singularity isn’t here. But we must take action to govern AI

Moltbook, a social media site for AI agents, is nothing new. Still, the marriage of big tech and politics demands we take a stand

The Guardian - US

Pride and unease: US Winter Olympians navigate politics, patriotism and Trump attacks

Some athletes at the Milano Cortina Games speaking out on the complications of representing the US abroad are facing hostility from home

The Guardian - US

Alienated by Trump, Europeans Finally Take Responsibility for Defense

Spurred by a hostile U.S. president, Europe struggles against stagnant economies to rearm.

Reason

Democrats want ICE to wear body cameras for transparency, but they now have some terrifying surveillance concerns

A transparency tool can become a weapon in the wrong hands.

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‘Mysterious redactions’: Jamie Raskin views unredacted Epstein files, says justice department in ‘cover-up mode’

"I saw the names of lots of people..."

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Trump’s latest ‘unhinged’ rant insists China/Canada trade deal means death of ice hockey and Stanley Cup

"The first thing China will do is terminate ALL Ice Hockey being played in Canada."

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US Air Force bans use of smart glasses among its troops — earphones and other Bluetooth devices also limited to official duties while in uniform

The U.S. Air Force is banning its personnel from using smart glasses while in uniform and limited the use of earbuds for official duties.

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Jimmy Lai Got a 20-Year Sentence for Saying Things the Chinese Government Didn't Like

China's "national security law" was perfectly tailored to zero in on someone like Lai, who vigorously pushed for democracy, freedom of speech, and government reform in Hong Kong.

Fortune

I'm a war gamer for the Navy and I know why you don't trust the media anymore. It's fighting yesterday's battles

Journalism's professional norms evolved when information arrived more slowly and events unfolded sequentially. These conditions no longer exist.

The Conversation

Held captive in their own country during World War II, Japanese Americans used nature to cope with their unjustified imprisonment

With a stroke of a presidential pen, the lives of Izumi Taniguchi, Minoru Tajii, Homei Iseyama and Peggy Yorita irreparably changed on Feb. 19, 1942. On that day, President Franklin D. Roosevelt issued Executive Order 9066, which set in motion their wartime incarceration along with other people of Japanese ancestry…

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‘Best in Super Bowl history?’: Piers Morgan gives Trump a reality check as he praises Bad Bunny’s half-time performance

Piers Morgan felt Trump's rant was far too harsh.

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Meet Charles Radford: US sailor who spied on Kissinger during the 1971 India–Pakistan war

A young US Navy yeoman, Charles Radford, secretly copied classified documents from the National Security Council during the early 1970s. He passed these sensitive papers, including those related to Henry Kissinger's handling of the India-Pakistan war, to senior military officers. This internal spying revealed a power struggle between civilian leaders…

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Trump says ICE is targeting dangerous criminals, but internal DHS document shows only 14% of arrests involved violent offenses

Where are all the criminals?

The Conversation

US-Iran talks are not a countdown to conflict

When Iranian and US officials met for talks in the Omani capital of Muscat on February 6, many journalists and analysts were speculating as to whether diplomacy will fail and whether war will inevitably follow. But that framing misses the deeper reality of this moment. The more important question is…

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How the law can add to child sex trafficking victims’ existing trauma

The January 2026 release of additional files related to the Justice Department’s investigation of convicted sex offenders Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell has brought renewed attention to the late financier’s connections to the world’s rich and powerful.

The Conversation

Infusing asphalt with plastic could help roads last longer and resist cracking under heat

Globally, more than 400 million tons of plastic are produced each year, and less than 10% is recycled. Much of the rest ends up burned, buried or drifting through waterways, a problem that’s only getting worse.

The Guardian - UK

Epstein was not ostracised for his crimes. To some powerful men, he became even more appealing

The latest tranche of files expose how he was viewed as a sexual svengali – and an expert on dodging the #MeToo movement, says Guardian US columnist Moira Donegan

The Mary Sue

10 Creepy Epstein Bombshells About Trump and His Billionaire Buddies That’ll Make Your Skin Crawl

The Department of Justice has dumped more than 3 million pages of Jeffrey Epstein files into the public domain, and if you thought the rich and the powerful couldn’t possibly get any creepier, we’ve got around 3 million reasons to tell you to sit down.

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