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Donald Trump's Late-Night Posting Habit Signals A 'Dangerous' Cognitive Shift, Psychologist Warns

A clinical psychologist warns Donald Trump's late-night Truth Social posts signal a risky cognitive pattern, with high arousal, poor sleep, and more impulsive decision-making in high-stakes moments.

International Business Times UK

A New Age-Verification Bill Could Make You Show ID To Use a Computer or Smartphone

Plus: The war with Iran is raising condom prices, increased legal liability for chatbot advice could backfire, and more...

Reason

The 5 Legal Changes in 2026 Every Woman Should Know About

In 2026, legal changes affecting women are evolving faster than many people realize, and staying informed is no longer optional—it’s essential. From workplace protections to healthcare rights, these updates can directly impact your financial security, personal safety, and everyday decision-making. Many women assume laws only matter in extreme situations, but…

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Deepfakes of frontline Ukrainian soldiers aim to undermine morale

Moscow is using AI-generated videos of Ukrainian soldiers to portray the country as weak and undermine trust in its central command.

Euronews

Southern Poverty Law Center Indictment

You can read it here; here's the opening paragraph plus another paragraph, though the indictment offers considerably more details as… The post Southern Poverty Law Center Indictment appeared first on Reason.com.

Reason

The Strait of Hormuz shows how everything is now about leverage

Iran’s military might was never going to be a match for the US and Israel. So instead it turned to the highly effective weapon it has at its disposal – geography.

The Conversation

Pamphlets, radio, and now Iran’s AI-generated Lego videos: the new frontier of information warfare

While AI technology is new, information warfare is as old as conflict itself. For millennia, humans have used propaganda, deception and psychological operations to influence adversaries’ decision-making and morale. In the 13th century, for instance, the Mongols destroyed entire cities just so word of mouth would spread to the next,…

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Arizona senator is pushing to drag Jared Kushner under oath for running US foreign policy like a personal business venture

Jared Kushner could soon be forced to testify under oath about his role in shaping U.S. foreign policy while allegedly using those same connections to line his own pockets. Arizona Rep. Yassamin Ansari took to the House floor to demand accountability, calling Kushner’s actions during the Trump administration “the largest…

The Mary Sue

North Carolina adults who ‘stood by’ as teen fight turned into mass shooting will now pay the price for the lives lost

Two teenagers died in the shootout.

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What a Muslim folk trickster can teach us about the danger of holding a single worldview

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller told CNN in January 2026 that “we live in a world … that is governed by strength, that is governed by force, that is governed by power” – what he called the “iron laws of the world.”

The Conversation

Is Trump heading to a Pyrrhic victory in Iran?

President Donald Trump has claimed victory in the war in Iran even before the conflict is over. But despite killing the country’s leader and seriously degrading its military, there is an argument being made that the Islamic Republic has emerged all the stronger for having simply survived.

The Conversation

Mississippi lawmakers ‘terrified’ over impact of Trump cuts on rural folk, healthcare programs in ‘crisis’

"I’m absolutely terrified about what is going to happen to people in rural areas".

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Gen Z is doing (almost) everything right with money—and still getting burned

They save more, invest earlier, and carry better insurance than any generation before them. So why is Gen Z so vulnerable?

Fortune

Trump taught us to prioritize our own wallets. Now he’s paying the price

The reckless Iran war shows up for most Americans as a number at a gas pump, not as images or moral reckoning

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“Could not protect her life”: Erika Kirk’s security fears collide with Candace Owens’ accusations

Erika Kirk’s cancellation of a Turning Point USA event has sparked a dispute over the reason behind her absence. An insider claims her security team warned they “could not protect her life,” citing threats tied to her travel. However, Candace Owens alleges the decision was due to poor ticket sales,…

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Virginia voters leave Donald Trump humiliated after voting yes to redistricting that benefits Dems

Republicans tried to play dirty, so Dems gave them a dose of their own medicine.

The Independent UK

Trump has exposed the limits of his own power

ANALYSIS: The US and Israel have been weakened by the use of their massive military power – world affairs editor Sam Kiley explains why this matters

The Guardian - US

Pitch Points: the pioneering Pellegrino Matarazzo, a dramatic title race and Newcastle’s future

The world of soccer throws up no shortage of questions. Today, Graham Ruthven endeavors to answer three of them

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‘Your eyes have mesmerized me’: Nuclear chief escorted from Pentagon after being caught on video blabbering state secrets to impress pretty lady

"You're not a spy, right?"

The Independent UK

Trump’s Cuba threats revive exile hopes, fears over property claims

President Donald Trump's threat of military intervention in Cuba is raising hopes of regime change among Cuban Americans

International Business Times UK

'Your Eyes Have Mesmerised Me': US Nuclear Chief Leaks Sensitive Info About Iran Conflict to Spy

James O'Keefe's undercover footage reveals US Nuclear Chief Andrew Hugg leaking sensitive information, prompting an investigation and his administrative leave.

International Business Times UK

Nancy Guthrie Case Could Be Cracked By Same Lab That Caught The Gilgo Beach Serial Killer: Expert

A genetic genealogy expert says the San Francisco lab that helped catch Gilgo Beach killer Rex Heuermann could now analyse a crucial rootless hair from Nancy Guthrie's Tucson home, offering investigators their best hope of a DNA breakthrough after nearly three months with no suspect.

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The Medicare Card Scam: Why You Should Never Pay for a Replacement Card Under Any Circumstance

If someone calls you saying you need to pay for a replacement Medicare card, hang up immediately—because it’s almost certainly a scam. This tactic has...

Fortune

Chip Roy introduces the Mamdani Act to punish immigrants for ideology—including socialism and Marxism

The act expands on existing immigration law that bans the entry of any immigrant affiliated with the Communist Party. Roy’s act expands it to Marxism, socialism, and Islamists.

The Independent UK

Kash Patel’s $250M lawsuit offers a CliffsNotes version of his alleged conduct – and could haunt him for months

ANALYSIS: Kash Patel has filed a lawsuit over a profile piece. But, by suing, the FBI director only brings more light to allegations about his behaviors and risks future embarrassment, Bruce Golding reports

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