What If Ukraine Can Win It All?
Like the “Mouse That Roared,” Ukraine should try for a total victory: foreign policy expert Gideon Rose.
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A Good Month for Voting Rights
It has been an unusually good month for voting rights. First, the US Supreme Court passed up an opportunity to kill off the federal Voting Rights Act and ordered Alabama’s Legislature to redraw a discriminatory congressional map. Then the Washington State Supreme Court upheld the state’s own Voting Rights Act.
Boris Johnson Refuses to Go Down With His Ship
In Britain, where failure is often celebrated, his survival has done him no favors.
NYC Food Delivery Gig Workers Score a Big Minimum Wage Victory
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Fog of War: A Whole New Scenario for Nord Stream Bombing?
Very little can be taken at face value — not documents, not claims, not supposedly trustworthy sources.
Dear God, What Is Mike Pence Thinking?!
Of all the Republican candidates, it’s most mystifying what Mike Pence hopes to gain from running for president. Maybe he just likes receiving death threats.
The Trump Indictment: Many Losers and One Big Winner
The indictment of Donald Trump opens the door for Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to snatch the Republican nomination away from the former president.
Sununu Takes One for Team America, Foregoes WH Run to Trip Up Trump
Putting personal ambition aside, New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu has said he would not seek the Republican presidential nomination at this time.
Trump-Appointed Judge Strikes Down Tennessee’s Anti-Drag Law
“Despite Tennessee’s compelling interest in protecting the psychological and physical wellbeing of children — the Adult Entertainment Act (“AEA”) is an UNCONSTITUTIONAL restriction on the freedom of speech,” the judge ruled in a decision that was released late Friday night.
Tough Eligibility Rules and a Trump No-Show Would Help DeSantis at GOP Debates
The GOP is trying to declutter the debate stage via tough eligibility rules — but will the main act even bother to show up?
Space: It’s Not Just for Governments Anymore
An examination of the shift in space exploration and satellites from government-led to private sector dominance and how SpaceX has led the way.
Amazon’s Ring Used to Spy on Customers, FTC Says in Privacy Settlement
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