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COMMENT: From assassination attempts on Donald Trump to the murders of Democrat Melissa Hortman and her husband, political violence is becoming more prevalent, writes Eric Lewis. But the goading rhetoric that accompanies it is almost exclusively coming from the right – and it must stop

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Walmart and Target are two of the most popular retail destinations in America, but making one small mistake while shopping there could cost you up to $2,500. From walking a shopping cart off the lot to mis-scanning an item at self-checkout, shoppers are finding themselves hit with surprising—and expensive—civil fines.…

Compounding financial pressures are making the dream of a single-income household a thing of the past, analysts say

This new article is here. The Introduction: In the United States, as is widely known, "hate speech" is generally protected by… The post Journal of Free Speech Law: "How American Civil Rights Groups Defeated Hate Speech Laws," by Samantha Barbas appeared first on Reason.com.

NEWS ANALYSIS: With one unprovoked strike against Iran, and a compliant Congress in tow, Trump shows that he wields the most unilateral power of any American leader since Lincoln, writes John Bowden

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. sparked a flurry of conspiracy theories after stating that he wants every American to use a wearable health monitor.

The Liberty Phone mixes open source ideals with limited hardware, positioning itself as a niche, privacy-first choice for Americans.

Nissan is giving in to enthusiasts' deepest desires. For the first time in America, the company is bringing a Nismo version of its full-size Armada SUV to market for 2026. The Nissan Armada Nismo gets striking tuner-inspired looks, a retuned suspension, and more power from its twin-turbocharged V-6 engine.