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Sanya Mansoor
Israeli soldiers and officers have said they were ordered to shoot at unarmed civilians waiting for food in Gaza.
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Shawn Musgrave
The Supreme Court halted courts from issuing national injunctions, forcing “judges to shrug and turn their backs to intermittent lawlessness.”
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Liliana Segura
The only evidence suggesting Michelle Taylor set the fire that killed her son was repeatedly undercut by expert witnesses in a Florida courtroom.
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Nick Turse
“How about we talk about how special America is?” Hegseth asked. He’s not the first U.S. official to demand pro-war propaganda.
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Matt Sledge
Most Democrats rallied behind a war powers resolution in the Senate, but not the caucus’s most vocally pro-Israel member.
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Jessica Washington
In a 6 to 3 decision, the Supreme Court allowed South Carolina to bar over 1 million people from accessing health care.
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Jamal Abdi
Biden’s failure to reenter Obama’s nuclear deal helped create the risk for a potentially catastrophic U.S. war against Iran.
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Susan Kang
Mamdani’s mayoral campaign shows a successful playbook for the left — but years of history united NYC progressives against Andrew Cuomo.
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