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America lied about the Iraq war. Then they weren’t believed about Ukraine

Will US intelligence learn its lessons from the Iraq war, and just how badly their legitimacy has been undermined?

The Guardian - US

SNAP Shake-Up: These States Are Restricting Soda and Junk Food at Checkout

The fight over what belongs in a grocery cart has evolved from a simmering policy debate into one of the most consequential shifts in America’s nutrition assistance system. What began as scattered proposals has now become a sweeping movement: more than a dozen states have enacted restrictions on soda, candy,…

Everybody Loves Your Money

One Tech Tip: Group chats are a way of life but come with unspoken etiquette

Group chats now run much of daily life, and etiquette experts say a few simple habits keep them sane

The Independent UK

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Utah's Legislature Is Back Trying to Sell Off Your Public Lands

Housing is basically unaffordable for the vast majority of Americans, as wages are stagnant and inflation high. Selling off our public lands to supposedly build affordable housing, however, is the only answer Utah's Legislature can ever come up with.

RideApart

Epstein Files Update: Emails Suggest Live Human Hunts at Secret Parties — Were There Children Victims?

DOJ-released Epstein emails contain cryptic terms like 'thrilling hunt', drawing attention from media and online commentators.

International Business Times UK

Aliens Are Real: UFO Believers Slam 'Epstein Distraction' Claims — Why Dismissing Disclosure Is Insulting Decades of Research

Delve into the UAP disclosure debate, examining its historical roots, government transparency issues, and the implications of Trump's recent announcement on UFO files.

International Business Times UK

Trump opens the alien files: Why Americans lean into conspiracies

"People are struggling to make sense of a dizzying world," one researcher said.

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Forget job titles when you’re in your 20s—that was the best career advice Barack Obama gave his ex-speechwriter

Instead of focusing on a dream title, former U.S. President Barack Obama urges young people to think about the impact they want to have through work and the skills they need to get there.

Fortune

Nancy Guthrie Update: Did The Son-In-Law Finally Admit The Truth As Case Takes Shock Twist?

Did Nancy Guthrie's son-in-law finally admit the truth? Here is what he actually said as the Arizona case takes a dramatic turn.

International Business Times UK

Trump Under Fire After Unearthed Tape Captures Him Joking About Sleeping With 13-Year-Olds

Donald Trump faces fierce backlash after an unearthed audio clip captures him joking about sleeping with girls as young as 13 amid renewed Epstein scrutiny.

International Business Times UK

Nancy Guthrie Kidnap Probe: Son-in-Law's Bandmate Says He's 'Traumatised' After Being Dragged Into Case

The investigation into Nancy Guthrie's disappearance intensifies as her son-in-law's bandmate, Dominic Evans, faces public scrutiny amidst baseless internet claims.

International Business Times UK

Pedro Pascal Past Romance Revisited Amidst Rafael Olarra Dating Rumours: Did He Date These Celebrities?

Explore the private life of Pedro Pascal, the Chilean-born American actor, and his rumored relationships with Rafael Olarra, Jennifer Aniston, and others.

International Business Times UK

Why Prior Authorization Denials Are Up — and Which Patients Are Hit the Hardest

You wake up feeling sick, you call the doctor, and you hear something that sounds more frustrating than the illness itself: “We need prior authorization first.” That one sentence can turn a simple treatment plan into paperwork, waiting, and uncertainty. Medical care should move fast when someone is hurting, but…

The Free Financial Advisor

Sheinbaum's Cooperation With U.S. Could Backfire After El Mencho's Killing, Analyst Says: 'I Don't Know If She Wanted to Go as Far'

The weight of the operation carries broader consequences, including renewed scrutiny of the security policy under President Claudia Sheinbaum and her willingness to meet the demands of President Donald Trump.

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Exodus Of Cuban Forces Reshapes Venezuela's Military Balance After Maduro's Capture: 'Their Word Was the Final Authority'

Analysts caution that while the visible Cuban presence is shrinking, the network is unlikely to disappear entirely: "this is not the end of Cuban influence"

International Business Times UK

D4vd Case Update: Prosecutors Subpoena Father Over 'Dismembered' Body Found in Tesla

A legal battle unfolds as California prosecutors subpoena the father of musician David Burke in connection with a teen's death found in an abandoned Tesla.

The Guardian - US

Among the gangsters, gamblers and high rollers: a master bookie’s life in Las Vegas

In his new memoir, Art Manteris recalls raucous times in Nevada, and explains why the explosion of sports betting in the US presents serious risks

The Conversation

Detroit was once home to 18 Black-led hospitals – here’s how to understand their rise and fall

Few institutions better illustrate the effects of the Great Migration on Black life in Detroit than Dunbar Memorial Hospital.

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The Conversation

From moral authority to risk management: How university presidents stopped speaking their minds

Throughout the 20th century, college and university presidents spoke out on everything, from wars to civil rights struggles, with a sense of moral authority attempting to guide the course.

The Conversation

Abortion laws show that public policy doesn’t always line up with public opinion

Representational government rests on a simple idea: that the laws the nation lives under generally reflect what the public wants. In the United States, few issues test that idea more than abortion.

The Conversation

The three big challenges facing Ukraine when the war ends

Russia’s war in Ukraine is now in its fifth year and, despite the growing impatience of Donald Trump, a breakthrough in peace talks looks a long way off. Yet even when the fighting does end, it will not represent a conclusion. Rather, it will mark the start of a considerable…

The Conversation

Why US third parties perform best in the Northeast

A majority of Americans say they are “frustrated” or “angry” – or both – with Republicans and Democrats, according to the Pew Research Center. But that rarely translates into support for independent or third-party candidates.

The Conversation

New global study: long after war, injuries from landmines and explosives kill nearly 4 in 10 victims

When a war ends and peace agreements are signed, most people assume the danger is over. But for many communities around the world the danger remains in the ground, waiting.

GOBankingRates

These States Are Seeing the Highest Jumps in Energy Prices — Here’s Why

Here's where prices are rising the fastest and what is driving the trend.

Texas Observer

Calculating the Taxpayers’ Tab for Ken Paxton’s Extensive Travels

In his three terms as attorney general, Paxton’s state police security detail has cost nearly $3 million as it accompanied him across Texas, the country, and the world.

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