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State Troopers Say This Everyday Driving Gesture Is Now the #1 Reason Cars Get Pulled Over

You’re cruising down the highway, music blasting, windows down, feeling like you’ve got the road all to yourself. Then, out of nowhere, flashing lights appear in your rearview mirror, and your stomach drops.

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No. 1 Indiana looking for a storybook ending to complete this real-life Hollywood script at Miami

Long before Angelo Pizzo penned the scripts for two of America’s most iconic sports movies, he and his father would make the one-block walk from their home to Indiana’s football stadium

The Independent UK

Families Of Venezuela's Political Prisoners Continue Demanding Their Release As Uncertainty Lingers

What began as a promise that gave hope to thousands of families of political prisoners in Venezuela has turned into at least five days of uncertainty.

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America’s new food pyramid – what’s changed and why?

The US has unveiled a controversial new food pyramid that’s causing a stir among nutrition experts. It represents the latest Dietary Guidelines for Americans – advice on what types and quantities of food and drink make up a healthy diet.

The Conversation

Iran’s latest internet blackout extends to phones and Starlink

The Iranian regime’s internet shutdown, initiated on Jan. 8, 2026, has severely diminished the flow of information out of the country. Without internet access, little news about the national protests that flared between Dec. 30, 2025, and Jan. 13, 2026, and the regime’s violent crackdown has reached the world. Many…

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New variant of the flu virus is driving surge of cases across the US and Canada

After a sharp uptick in flu cases in mid-December 2025, flu activity across the U.S. and Canada remains high.

The Conversation

7 Filing Status Errors Widows Make the First Year Alone

Losing a partner is one of life’s most devastating transitions, and the last thing anyone wants to think about while grieving is the IRS. But...

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"The Waning of Racial Preferences at American Law Schools, 2021-2025," by My UCLA Colleague Rick Sander

From this new draft, cowritten by Prof. Sander and Henry Kim: In June 2023, the Supreme Court broadly held that… The post "The Waning of Racial Preferences at American Law Schools, 2021-2025," by My UCLA Colleague Rick Sander appeared first on Reason.com.

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The “Ghost Network” Warning: Why Your 2026 Medicare Directory is 30% Inaccurate This Week

If you’ve spent the last week calling “In-Network” specialists from your 2026 Medicare Advantage directory only to be told they “don’t take that insurance,” you...

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At the root of all our problems stands one travesty: politicians’ surrender to the super-rich

There are many excuses for failing to tax the ultra-wealthy. The truth is that governments don’t tackle the problem because they don’t want to, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

The Guardian - UK

10 Photos of Kyrsten Sinema: Ex-Senator Sued After Alleged Affair 'Shattered' Security Guard's Marriage

Kyrsten Sinema faces a North Carolina lawsuit claiming an alleged affair with her security guard led to the collapse of his marriage, seeking $75,000.

International Business Times UK

What Is the 'Great Healthcare Plan'? How Trump Aims to Lower Your Out-of-Pocket Costs — and What's Still Unclear

Trump unveils the Great Healthcare Plan to cut costs, but experts warn vague details could raise premiums and leave millions uninsured.

International Business Times UK

Did The CIA Just Launch Mandarin Recruitment Drive On X? The Internet Is Confused

The US CIA has released Mandarin-language recruitment videos on X targeting Chinese officials, sparking widespread debate and confusion online.

International Business Times UK

US Raises Alarm as China Expands Worldwide Space Network With Military Implications

China's vast new space network is alarming US defence chiefs, raising fears it could shift the balance of global military power

International Business Times UK

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Has a Nazi theorist’s vision of a world divided into ‘great spaces’ found a new advocate in Trump?

Carl Schmitt wanted empires that dominated the small countries in their orbits. But the US president’s chaotic actions are not that strategic, says Brendan Simms, director of the Centre for Geopolitics at Cambridge University

The Conversation

The Insurrection Act is one of at least 26 legal loopholes in the law banning the use of the US military domestically

As protesters and federal law enforcement clashed in Minneapolis in the wake of a second shooting of a civilian on Jan. 14, 2026 by federal agents, President Donald Trump threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act to send troops to Minnesota in response to protests.

Fortune

Gavin Newsom literally started his career with funding from a billionaire, but he was also raised by a single mother with 3 jobs

The California governor's stance on a wealth tax is complicated.

Reason

Yes, the Middle Class Is Shrinking—Because It's Moving Up

The real squeeze comes from government-distorted markets, not economic decline.

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Why AI Voice Is Hitting a Latency Wall

Latency used to take a back seat to voice quality. Now it's pushing engineers to rethink how these systems get built and rolled out.

The Conversation

AI disruptions reveal the folly of clinging to an idealized modern university

In the past five years, higher education has been in a seemingly endless state of disruption.

The Conversation

Iran: how the Islamic Republic uses internet shutdowns as a tool of repression

When a protest by angry traders about what they see as the Islamic Republic’s poor handling of the economy morphed into a national uprising across Iran, the authorities moved quickly to shut down the internet. It’s a tactic the regime has used before. Closing down communications makes it harder for…

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The FBI just stormed a Washington Post reporter’s home and put the anonymity of 1,169 sources at grave risk

The press isn't safe.

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Police Alert: This One Phrase at a Traffic Stop Can Trigger a Full Vehicle Search

One of the biggest mistakes people make in traffic stops is not fully knowing their rights. You see the flashing lights in your rearview, your heart rate spikes, and you’ll do anything to make the problem just go away. However, in the heat of the moment, there are certain things…

Capital & Main

When Insurance Says No, Children Pay the Price

A new California bill aims to rein in mental health coverage denials that leave kids without care.

The Conversation

Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine outlasts the Soviet fight with the Nazis – here’s what history tells us about Kyiv’s prospects

Russia’s so-called “special military operation” in Ukraine passed a significant milestone on January 13. It has now outlasted the 1,418 days it took Vladimir Putin’s notorious predecessor, the Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin, to bring his war against Nazi Germany to a successful conclusion.

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