The Federal Election Commission’s inability to function after a key resignation endangers the integrity of U.S. elections and exposes the wider dangers of gridlocked oversight.
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New DNA research confirms what Picuris Pueblo tradition has long claimed: living members are direct descendants of Chaco Canyon’s ancient builders. This groundbreaking evidence could reshape the debate over sacred lands and Indigenous sovereignty.
Coinbase’s challenge to the IRS’s broad data summons could redefine digital privacy—and the Fourth Amendment—for millions of Americans.
The torture and murder of Ukrainian journalist Viktoriia Roshchyna in Russian captivity is a chilling reminder that truth-telling can cost you your life—a reality Russia seeks to bury with every silenced voice.
A coalition of leading app makers is lobbying to shift age verification duties to Apple and Google, raising the stakes in a wider battle over app store control and competition.
Trump’s cabinet reaches a 100-day milestone under the shadow of a contracting economy, legal chaos, and controversial policy choices that threaten the nation’s core values.
Estonia’s acquisition of US-made HIMARS launchers marks a turning point in Baltic security amid Russian aggression, with implications for NATO’s eastern flank.
Donald Trump’s escalating legal threats against CBS and The New York Times highlight a critical struggle for press freedom and the chilling effect such tactics have on journalism.
Turkey’s opposition to Kurdish decentralization in Syria reveals deep regional power struggles and a dilemma for those who hope for a stable, inclusive Middle East.
The FBI’s reassignment of agents who knelt with George Floyd protesters ignites a heated debate over politicization, public trust, and the meaning of law enforcement neutrality.