Juneteenth: The Holiday That Took 156 Years to Make Official
On June 19, 1865, federal troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, and told more than 250,000 enslaved people something they had technically been legally entitled to know for over two years: they were free. The Emancipation Proclamation had been signed in January 1863. The Civil War...
One Dead After Fire Rips Through Dominican Resort Full of Tourists
A luxury beach resort in the Dominican Republic erupted in flames Friday morning while nearly 1,700 guests were on the property, killing...
Tech Bros Call You a Luddite. They Have No Idea What That Means.
A White House adviser went on a podcast recently and called anyone worried about AI killing jobs a "Luddite," as if that settled the...
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Trump Endorses Both Candidates in Same Race Because Why Not
Donald Trump, a man who once staked his entire political identity on being a winner, has decided that the safest way to stay a winner is to endorse everyone....
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The Trump administration wants to strip citizenship from hundreds of Americans, and it wants to do it fast. The Justice Department is preparing to file at...
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DOJ Tells Judge to Trust Them on $1.8B Slush Fund. Under Oath? Nah.
The Trump Justice Department created a $1.8 billion fund, got sued over it, told Congress it was dead, told a judge it was dead, and is now refusing to say any...
Trump Canceled a Senate Hearing. The Senate Cannot Be Canceled.
At just before 4 a.m. on Wednesday, Donald Trump posted on Truth Social that he was canceling a United States Senate hearing. The Senate, as a co-equal branch...
DOJ Sues Virginia for Requiring ICE Agents to Show ID
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Trump Reads List of Hitler, Stalin, Mao and Says 'Sounds Good to Me'
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Trump's 'More Powerful Than Hitler' Doc Was Written by a Golf Caddy
Donald Trump, the 47th President of the United States, once proudly showed reporters a document claiming he was more powerful than Adolf Hitler. He later...
7,300 Dead and Counting: The Iran War's Brutal Human Cost
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RFK Jr. Wants Older Men to Get Testosterone Easier. The Science Says 'Slow Down.'
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Epstein's Prison Notes on Trump: 'Total Con Artist, Never Had Money'
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