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Conservative influencer CJ Pearson defends Trump’s record.
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The young men souring on Trump over Iran and Israel, Epstein, and the economy.
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Three takeaways from a key swing district in Virginia.
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“The ugliest thing I’ve ever seen”: How New Jersey residents feel about a data center in their backyard.
How The Lord of the Rings lore helps explain the mysterious tech company.
Progressive caucus chair Rep. Greg Casar on his movement’s new playbook.
What Pete Hegseth’s fascination with the Crusades can tell us about the war in Iran.
A jury ruled Live Nation and Ticketmaster a monopoly, but what that means for ticket prices is not so simple.
America’s fishing paradox.
Credit card APRs are now as high as 20 percent.
This growing relationship trend might change the way you think about living with your romantic partner.
How we fell for World War II propaganda.
How a basketball league for “grannies” is reimagining aging.
It was never really about the fruit.
And why it matters for retirement communities.
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