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9 Offbeat Benefits That Most Retirees Forget to Claim

Retirement comes with more than Social Security checks and Medicare enrollment, but many seniors never realize just how many hidden perks are available to them....

Voices: China has a chance to help the US and Iran find an off-ramp

Voices: China has a chance to help the US and Iran find an off-ramp

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Washington and Tehran would both like to find a way out of this war – and Xi Jinping can do much to push the latter in that direction

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The War on Data Centers Is Here—and It Doesn't Add Up

So far, electricity prices haven't risen. If and when they do, the solution is more power generation.

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New Medicaid Cuts Could Quietly Leave Millions of Women Without Coverage

For millions of American women, Medicaid is more than just a safety net—it’s a lifeline that makes routine doctor visits, prenatal care, and mental health support possible. Yet recent policy shifts and proposed funding cuts are raising alarms among healthcare advocates who warn that coverage gaps could widen quickly. While…

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Parents of Autistic Children Are Quietly Losing Thousands in Social Security Benefits Over One Common Mistake

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Ohio SNAP Rules Just Changed Again And It Could Affect Your Benefits

Navigating the complex bureaucracy of government food assistance programs is a constant struggle for low-income families. The rules dictating who qualifies for help and how much they receive seem to change every single season. State lawmakers recently updated the administrative guidelines for the nutritional assistance program affecting millions of residents.…

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Bird Flu in Dairy Cows: CDC Says Risk Is Low, But Here’s What You Need to Know

The emergence of bird flu in dairy cows has sparked understandable concern among consumers, farmers, and public health officials alike. While headlines may sound alarming, health authorities emphasize that the overall risk to the public remains low. Still, the situation is evolving, and staying informed is essential for making smart…

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Texas Seniors Could Miss Free Monthly Food Boxes If They Dont Apply in Time

Texas Seniors Could Miss Free Monthly Food Boxes If They Dont Apply in Time

Living on a fixed retirement income is stressful when the cost of daily household necessities continues to rise. Many older residents across the state are unaware that they qualify for supplementary nutritional assistance programs. The government offers an initiative designed to deliver healthy pantry staples directly to eligible older adults.…

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Human Rights Concerns Grow As Trump Administration Closes Watchdog Monitoring Federal Immigration Detention Abuses

Human Rights Concerns Grow As Trump Administration Closes Watchdog Monitoring Federal Immigration Detention Abuses

Concerns grow over immigration detention oversight closure as the US shuts down a key watchdog, while 18 deaths in ICE custody are reported in just four months of 2026.

International Business Times UK

Content Moderation and the First Amendment

Back in 2013 I argued that under the Supreme Court's jurisprudence algorithmic editing is speech for First Amendment purposes, and… The post Content Moderation and the First Amendment appeared first on Reason.com.

Louisiana Says Men Are Spiking Women's Drinks With Abortion Pills. There's Scant Evidence of That.

Mail-order mifepristone is how countless women bypass abortion bans. That could soon change if Louisiana gets its way before the Supreme Court.

Obama Takes Swipe at Trump Admin, Warns Against Using State Power to 'Go After Political Enemies'

Obama Takes Swipe at Trump Admin, Warns Against Using State Power to 'Go After Political Enemies'

"The White House shouldn't be able to direct the attorney general to go around prosecuting whoever the president wants prosecuted," added Obama

A Little Over a Quarter Of Americans Say U.S. Is A Great Place For Immigrants As Enforcement And Citizenship Debate Shape Public Views

A Little Over a Quarter Of Americans Say U.S. Is A Great Place For Immigrants As Enforcement And Citizenship Debate Shape Public Views

A large majority of Americans now say the U.S. is no longer a great place for immigrants, reflecting shifting public attitudes during a period of heightened immigration enforcement.

International Business Times

College students are noticing their AI-smoothed writing sounds strong — and not like them

College students are noticing their AI-smoothed writing sounds strong — and not like them

Generative AI has become a part of everyday student life in Canada. While institutions focus on misconduct and detection, a deeper shift is happening, one that concerns identity.

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US declares war in Iran ‘over’ to avoid row with Congress over whether it was legal

Operation Epic Fury is over. Or at least, that’s what the US secretary of state, Marco Rubio, announced on May 5, describing any further US action in the Gulf as purely “defensive”.

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Protestant leaders once championed birth control – not to liberate women, but as part of ‘responsible parenthood’

Mother’s Day seems like a strange time to celebrate birth control, which, on its most basic level, is about helping people to not become mothers – or not become mothers again.

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‘The farther away, the better’ is the problematic logic behind U.S. third-country deportations

Since January 2025, the Donald Trump administration in the United States has signed bilateral agreements with 27 governments to deport migrants to countries where they have no ties.

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Clinical trials that are actually marketing ploys targeting doctors – how seeding trials put profit over patients

Some clinical trials aren’t designed to answer scientific questions. They’re designed to market drugs. In our recently published research, my team and I analyzed over 34,000 industry-funded trials and found that hundreds of studies across seven medical fields were likely designed to promote a drug to physicians rather than to…

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Using diesel generators to power the AI revolution would kill hundreds of Americans a year

With U.S. electricity demand starting to rise quickly and expected to continue rising, largely because of the power needed for data centers that process artificial intelligence, people are looking for almost any potential solution.

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Dormancy Rule: Why States Can Claim Security Deposits After 90 Days of Inactivity

Money has a funny way of slipping through the cracks when life gets busy, and security deposits often top that list. Renters move, landlords change hands, paperwork disappears, and suddenly that chunk of cash fades into memory. Then comes the surprise: states can legally scoop up those forgotten funds after…

ICE Crackdowns Cut Jobs for U.S.-Born Workers as Employers Scale Back Without Immigrant Labor, Study Reveals

For every six undocumented workers lost, the study estimates one U.S.-born worker also loses employment

The Guardian - US

Mississippi house to hold redistricting session at Jim Crow era capitol

Lawmakers to convene for special session to redraw state supreme court districts at building with racist history

The Guardian - US

In the 60s and 70s, Black students demanded a voice on radio. A new project ensures that history isn’t lost

The HBCU Radio Preservation Project celebrates stations that were an outgrowth of the civil rights movement, to help people understand their importance

Surveillance Tools Intended for Border Control Are Being Used Against Americans

U.S. citizens are being monitored and punished with technology meant to battle illegal immigration.

Teachers union chief: Melania Trump's robot reveals what this administration really thinks of children

The first lady's AI rollout wasn't about innovation. It was a window into an education agenda built on privatization, profit, and devaluation of teachers.

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