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Recently, a new actor has emerged in the theatres of war: cobalt. Despite its initial use as a colorant, the

While Mississippi’s ascent in education rankings from 48th to 16th appeared to outsiders as miraculous, the truth is a victory

The No Kings Protests are a promising sign for unions proposing a 2028 general strike amid political opposition and institutional

Beneath the well-publicised stipulations limiting the use of excessive force by federal immigration officers, Judge Sarah Ellis’ November 6 order

In a series of federal–local showdowns over National Guard deployments in cities like Chicago and Portland, the White House has

As Washington tightens export controls and pours billions into “force-multiplying technologies,” a new frontier of great-power competition is taking shape:

Californians voted to approve a measure to temporarily gerrymander their congressional districts in favor of Democrats to counteract recent Republican gerrymandering in Texas. The move, which supporters say aims to protect democratic fairness, highlights ongoing national disputes over partisan redistricting.

The so-called “One Big Beautiful Bill” passed by Congress this July is notable for the ways in which it both fulfills and contradicts the promises President Trump made on the campaign trail.

Throughout his 2024 presidential campaign, Donald Trump repeatedly claimed at rallies across the country that he would be the president

Over the last few months, Democrats have faced the challenge of how to present a unified opposition to Trump. Left

With President Donald Trump back in the White House, his administration has quickly paved the way for the plan of

Even America’s most cherished natural wonders have not escaped the sweeping budget cuts that have defined the early months of