Trump’s renewed attacks on the Fed Chair threaten central bank independence—putting the stability of American households and democracy itself on the line.
Browsing: Politics
Paramount’s move to settle Trump’s lawsuit over ’60 Minutes’ signals deep tensions between profit, politics, and the independence of American journalism.
Alabama’s lawsuit against TikTok charges the social media giant with targeting minors for profit and fueling a youth mental health crisis—casting new light on the nation’s escalating battle over online child safety and data privacy.
The TICKET Act promises transparency for ticket buyers, but consumer advocates warn that loopholes and weak enforcement may leave fans vulnerable to the same old abuses.
Arrested for illegal voting, two Ukrainian women find themselves at the epicenter of a political firestorm, fueling debates about election security and voter suppression ahead of 2024.
Michigan’s lawsuit against Roku shines a light on growing concerns over child data privacy and the lack of robust protections on major streaming platforms.
Idaho’s controversial waiver allowing new nuclear fuel shipments revives debate over environmental safety versus scientific progress.
When Amazon sought to show Americans the real cost of tariffs, Trump’s furious response—and Bezos’s capitulation—exposed the fraught politics of consumer transparency in an era of economic nationalism.
As Poland inks a massive missile deal with the U.S., questions swirl about whether increased security comes at the expense of democracy, social investment, and progressive values.
The high-profile dispute over a Chinese observatory in Chile exposes the new frontiers of U.S.-China rivalry—and the choices facing Latin America today.