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“Is Your ‘Convenient’ Life Making Your Child Weak? Why Experts Are Urging Parents to Try ‘Friction-Maxxing’ This Winter

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Kids Ain't Cheap

$1B for peace? Putin’s sudden generosity for Gaza raises eyebrows — and you don’t have to look hard to guess what he’s really after

Putin saw an opportunity, and took it.

We Got This Covered

Signs that Trump’s economic policies are alienating his rural Maga base

As Donald Trump’s second term unfolds, the contradictions at the heart of his “America First” agenda are increasingly apparent. What began as a populist revolt against elite globalism appears to have morphed into policies that alienate the very rural and small-town constituencies that backed him in 2016, 2020 and 2024.

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Uvalde Trial Raises Question of Whether Police Stop School Shootings

Since Columbine, expectations for cops have been clear. But reality often hasn’t measured up.

Texas Observer

Michelle Obama clarifies her famous ‘Go high’ motto: It’s not about anger or pain, but more about putting a safety lock on a gun

Having a platform is “like a gun,” Obama said. “Learn how to use it, put the safety lock on.”

Fortune

U.S. murder rate hits lowest level since 1900, report says

Murders fell 21% in 2025 — the sharpest one-year decline ever tracked.

Axios

Prickly, bristly and sulky – will the real Prince Harry please stand up?

COMMENT: The Duke of Sussex’s account of wife Meghan’s ‘misery’ doesn’t quite chime with the sun-drenched slice of perfect California living plastered online. But is this a case of Instagram versus reality, or doth the former royal protest too much? It’s not just the artist’s sketch that’s out of whack…

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Buckley v. Valeo is Not What Ails American Democracy

Those who blame Buckley for our current problems are wrong to do so. A contrary decision would have made things worse.

Reason

Patients Are Being Charged Just to Access Their Own Medical Records — Here’s What Changed

For years, the rule of thumb was simple: your medical data belongs to you. Under federal law, accessing it was supposed to be easy and,...

Saving Advice

Along comes Trump and our emperors have no clothes

There’s no shame in not knowing what he’ll say next: neither does he. But that didn’t stop many claiming to make sense of it

The Guardian - UK

Greenland as a Stress Test for MAGA Loyalty

Brexit leader Daniel Hannan urges Trump voters to hit the exits.

Reason

The revolutionary women of Rojava are in grave danger. That has consequences for us all

For a decade, the autonomous territory in Syria has been a bastion of gender equality. It holds important lessons for the fight against authoritarianism, says author Natasha Walter

The Guardian - UK

Rural California is seeing its craziest election in years. Can a progressive win it?

Audrey Denney is trying to win a House seat twice – first in a special election, and then again after the district is redrawn

The Guardian - US

Hacking the grid: How digital sabotage turns infrastructure into a weapon

The darkness that swept over the Venezuelan capital in the predawn hours of Jan. 3, 2026, signaled a profound shift in the nature of modern conflict: the convergence of physical and cyber warfare. While U.S. special operations forces carried out the dramatic seizure of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, a far…

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A government can choose to investigate the killing of a protester − or choose to blame the victim and pin it all on ‘domestic terrorism’

The question the First Amendment keeps asking, across wars and panics and moral crusades, is whether a democracy can tolerate the possibility of persuasion.

The Conversation

Trump’s insistence on personal loyalty from ambassadors could crimp US foreign policy

Just before Christmas, President Donald Trump fired more than two dozen career ambassadors. The action was unprecedented, providing a clear signal that when it comes to diplomacy, Trump values loyalty above all else.

The Conversation

‘Expertise’ shouldn’t be a bad word – expert consensus guides science and society

A growing distrust of expertise is reshaping the terrain of science in the United States.

The Guardian - UK

What’s in Trump’s Greenland ‘deal’ and will it last?

Details of agreement are scant and president has tendency to back down and then relaunch a fight weeks later

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International Business Times UK

An IRS Rule Change Could Lower Tax Bills for Up to One Million Filers

A late-stage IRS clarification and new tax relief measures could result in lower tax bills and increased refunds for up to one million filers in 2026.

The Guardian - US

The Trump administration has a Nazi problem

Think I’m exaggerating? Consider the copious amounts of evidence

International Business Times UK

ICE Memo Says Its Agents Can Enter Your Home Without a Judge's Warrant

A leaked ICE memo suggests immigration officers can forcibly enter private homes without a judge's warrant, sparking legal and constitutional concerns about the limits of enforcement inside the home.

Fashion Times

From Outdated Beauty Looks to Modern Makeup Styles: The Makeup Trends Changing Right Now

Makeup trends are changing fast. See which outdated beauty looks are disappearing and why modern makeup styles are becoming the new standard.

The Conversation

The United States’ new military strategy is a case of ‘AI peacocking’

The United States is set to become “the world’s undisputed [artificial intelligence-enabled] fighting force”.

TechRadar

Attackers are getting stealthier – how can defenders stay ahead?

As attackers hide longer and deeper, behavior-first detection becomes the only reliable way to expose them.

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Elderly Wills Require Mental Capacity: Georgia Law Allows Even Cognitively Declining Seniors to Execute If “Rational Desire” Exists

It is a scenario playing out in probate courts across Atlanta, Savannah, and Macon with increasing frequency in 2026. A family discovers that their elderly...

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