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The Guardian view on Trump’s Board of Peace: serving private interests more than public good

Editorial: As aid trickles into Gaza, Washington channels $10bn into a body chaired by the president. Peace in the region rests on law and sovereignty, not ego and brinkmanship

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7 Medicare Time Limits That Are Now So Short Many Seniors Don’t Realize They’ve Missed Them

If you’re on Medicare—or helping a parent or spouse manage their coverage—there’s a growing problem you need to know about. Several Medicare time limits have...

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How Jesse Jackson used the South to reshape Democratic politics

"He was a child of the South, and he understood the extraordinary power wielded by the state," Stacey Abrams said.

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6 reasons the U.S. and Iran are on the brink of war

There's still time for the U.S. and Iran to work out a solution.

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Where Christian nationalism is most dominant in U.S. states

A 50-state look at Christian nationalism.

Axios

Enforcing Prohibition with a massive new federal force of poorly trained agents didn’t go so well in the 1920s

As the actions of agents with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement come under intense scrutiny, it’s worth noting that a little more than 100 years ago, another expansion of federal policing – to enforce national Prohibition – also sparked nationwide concern.

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After a 32-hour shift in Pittsburgh, I realized EMTs should be napping on the job

At 7 a.m., roughly an hour before the end of my shift as a paramedic in Pittsburgh, my colleague and I were dispatched to a patient who was violently vomiting and not alert. We arrived within 10 minutes, grabbed our gear and approached the front door.

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Smokejumper and union leader aims to win in Montana by focusing on workers

Sam Forstag, who parachutes from planes to fight wildfires, believes pro-worker polices can flip district from Trump ally

The Guardian - US

Tomorrow Is National Legislator Integrity Day

Or so I've decided to call it, in honor of the 225th anniversary of the vote on renewing the Sedition Act of 1798.

Reason

From Bill Gates to former prince Andrew: The biggest names felled by the Epstein files

In most cases, the documents do not accuse those named of participating in Epstein’s crimes. The consequences have instead flowed from the visibility of continued contact, personal familiarity, or financial links that became publicly indefensible once exposed.

The Times of India

Canada's Government-Dominated Health Care Chokes Access to New Drugs

Price controls and regulatory burdens make the market unattractive for pharmaceutical companies.

Reason

16 Cities Where Couples on Social Security Need Less Than $1,000 Per Month

Some couples can cover basic living costs on Social Security alone. See which affordable cities let retirees live on less than $1,000 a month.

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QuitGPT is going viral — 700,000 users are reportedly ditching ChatGPT for these AI rivals

A #QuitGPT boycott is gaining traction online. Here’s what’s driving the backlash, where users are going and whether you should switch.

Tom’s Guide

From mom-and-pops to Goldman Sachs, Jesse Jackson’s vision for American business sparked a revolution

The civil rights leader, whose dealmaking skills pushed Wall Street to invest in minority-owned businesses, died on Tuesday.

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Over 65? Here's What the New $6K Senior Tax Deduction Means for Medicare IRMAA

A new tax deduction for people over age 65 has some thinking about Medicare premiums and MAGI strategy.

The Conversation

Andrew’s arrest: will anything like this now happen in the US? Why hasn’t it so far?

The stunning arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor by UK police on suspicion of misconduct in public office must have chilled many powerful American men to the bone. They may now wonder: could something like this now happen in the US?

The Conversation

Is AI really ‘intelligent’? This philosopher says yes

Anyone who engages in serious dialogue with a Large Language Model (LLM) may get the impression they are interacting with an intelligence. But many experts in the field argue the impression is just that. In philosopher Daniel Dennett’s words, such systems display “competence without comprehension”.

TechRadar

AI governance under strain: what modern platforms mean for data privacy

AI risk emerges from live systems and processes, not abstract policies or model behavior.

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Judge declares 4 men once wrongfully accused in brutal 1991 murders innocent

This declaration of ‘actual innocence’ could prove crucial for the men and their families should they seek financial compensation for years spent incarcerated

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Police Discover Disturbing Detail About Ice Rink Attacker’s Family That Changes Everything

Esposito took the lives of son Aidan and wife Rhonda.

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ICE records show that Good and Pretti weren’t the first fatal shootings

The shooting was reported, but without any mention of ICE.

Reason

U.S. To Spend $24.4 Trillion More Than It Has Over the Next Decade, Report Warns

The cost of paying the interest is now the central story, and it's a grim one.

The Mary Sue

‘He can’t NOT lie when he opens his mouth’: Donald Trump believes he is ‘exonerated’ in the Epstein case but fresh bombshells suggest otherwise

Donald Trump’s name may have popped up thousands of times in the Jeffrey Epstein files, but somehow, he thinks he is “exonerated” in the case. At least, that is what he is saying. Amidst the many things that have emerged about him in the controversial files, based on his recent…

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The Little-Known Tool to Protect Your Retirement Savings in a Divorce

Learn why a divorce decree isn't enough to protect your retirement assets. You need a QDRO to divide the accounts to avoid paying penalties or income tax.

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Nancy Guthrie kidnapping: can Bitcoin ransom demand be used to track down the criminals?

The kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie – the mother of US news anchor Savannah Guthrie – is the latest in a string of crimes where ransoms have been demanded in Bitcoin.

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