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ICE's Tricked-Out Trucks Might Boost Recruitment, but They Won't Make America Any Safer

The agency has spent millions of taxpayer dollars on custom SUVs, trucks, and recruitment ads.

Reason

8 American Towns Where Retirees Are Quietly Losing Services

For many retirees, small towns promise peace, affordability, and close-knit community. But in many places across America, basic services are quietly fading away. With aging...

Saving Advice

"There was a point where people would come to see us because they hated us": The chaotic beginnings of The Stooges, America's first punk band

Iggy Pop and others tell the gonzoid story of The Stooges' early years

Louder

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Trump Is Embracing the Same Economic Populism That Destroyed Argentina

Perónism: the one import that Trump likes.

Reason

Trump's 19-year war on wind power is 'weaponizing bureaucracy to undermine American energy production,' critics say

Trump is tying wind and solar projects up in ever-increasing bureaucratic layers and reviews while expediting fossil fuels.

Fortune

Europe kneels before Trump in Washington

Europe did not come to Washington to negotiate with America as a partner; it came to plead with Trump not to make a unilateral deal on Ukraine with Putin, writes Ashok Swain.

Euronews

Trump Tariffs Are Shifting The 'Cost Of Taxes' From The Rich To The 'Rest Of America,' Says Ross Gerber

President Donald Trump’s trade and tariff policies in recent months are essentially a tax on American citizens, according to Ross Gerber, the CEO of Gerber Kawasaki Wealth and Investment Management.

Benzinga

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‘Love is great. But then one of you will be dog-tired and doing the bins’: Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman on how to survive a marriage

The stars and makers of a new version of The War of the Roses discuss modern dating, swearing in America and the problem with Mr Tickle

The Guardian - UK

Online Misinformation Seen As 'Major Threat' By 70% Of Americans: Survey

The spread of false information online ranks as a "major threat" to the United States for seven in 10 adults, outstripping concerns about terrorism, the global economy and climate change, according to a new Pew Research Center survey.

Benzinga

America's last living ace pilot from World War II dies at age 103

A World War II veteran from Nebraska believed to be America’s last surviving “ace” pilot because he shot down five enemy planes has died

The Independent UK

Trump adviser leading Smithsonian review says DC museums place ‘overemphasis on slavery’

White House gripes against Smithsonian come despite president’s past praise of museums like National Museum of African American History and Culture

The Independent UK

Treasury Secretary quashes hopes that Americans will get rebate checks from tariffs

Bessent says debt, not rebate checks, will be administration’s priority for tariff revenue as prices rise for Americans

The Independent UK

Trump Slams Renewable Energy As 'Scam of the Century': Vows To Ban Wind And Solar Projects Across The US

Donald Trump has vowed to block new wind and solar projects across the US, branding renewables the 'scam of the century' in a sweeping attack on America's clean energy transition.

International Business Times UK

‘Under Five Great Choices’: Rivian CEO On What’s Holding Back EVs In The U.S.

Rivian CEO R.J. Scaringe said America needs more great electric options under $50,000—beyond just the Tesla Model Y and Model 3.

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Fortune

Manufacturing won’t save rural America—but one policy just might, says one of America’s most provocative economists

“We could do everything national conservatives hope to do for America’s non-college males, but through building, not factories,” economist Bryan Caplan told Fortune.

The Conversation

By ‘focusing on the family,’ James Dobson helped propel US evangelicals back into politics – making the Religious Right into the cultural force it is today

For decades, one name was ubiquitous in American evangelical homes: Focus on the Family. A media empire with millions of listeners and readers, its messages about parenting, marriage and politics seemed to reach every conservative Christian church and school.

Benzinga

New York's Office Boom Stands Alone As Most US Cities Stay Remote

New York's return-to-office numbers are surging and corporate giants are pouring billions into new towers, but the rest of America's office desks are still empty.

Fortune

The real problem gripping rural America and the jobs of the future

America isn’t short on jobs—it’s short on workers. As AI reshapes the economy, the Great American Worker must become an AI-enabled superworker.

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InsideEVs

Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe On Why The R2 Launch 'Must Go Well'

Rivian founder RJ Scaringe dishes on America's EV market, the need for more competition, the R2 SUV and the real threat from China.

The Conversation

‘These people do it naturally’: President Trump’s views on immigrant farmworkers reflect a long history of how farming has been idealized and practiced in America

The Trump administration’s mass deportation campaign has not spared the U.S. agricultural industry, with agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement frequently raiding farms across the country in search of undocumented workers.

The Conversation

Why America still needs public schools

While the White House’s fight with elite universities such as Columbia and Harvard has recently dominated the headlines, the feud overshadows the broader and more far-reaching assault on K-12 public education by the Trump administration and many states.

The Guardian - US

The umpire who picked a side: John Roberts and the death of rule of law in America

The chief justice of the US has painted himself as a modern institutionalist over the past 20 years. Experts say he’s emboldening Trump’s drive toward authoritarianism

Fortune

CEOs at America’s 100 largest low-wage employers are paid 632 times as much as the average worker, study finds

From 2019 to 2024, average CEO pay at these firms climbed 34.7%, compared with just a 16.3% rise for their average worker pay. Inflation was 22.6% over the same period.

GOBankingRates

America’s Fastest-Growing Suburbs With Home Values Under $500K in 2025

A surprising Georgia suburb takes first place.

The Guardian - UK

Not just Braveheart: black Scots become TikTok hit among African Americans

Glaswegian teacher’s moan about the weather has racked up 4m views – and opened conversations about race on both sides of Atlantic

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