Is Assassinating the Latest ISIS Leader Just Cutting Off Hydra’s Head?
The “removal” of ISIS leader Hashimi al-Qurayshi is just the latest targeted attack against Islamic terrorists in what is becoming a trend.
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Havana Syndrome Is Likely Real, Feds Admit
The syndrome is mysterious, the attempts to deny its existence, not so much. For decades, the US has been secretly studying ways to exploit a similar phenomenon.
Made in China: The Olympics Hit Rock Bottom
In a good year, the Olympics are over-commercialized but entertaining. This isn’t a good year.
How the Supreme Court Played Capture the Flag: Conversation with Sen. Whitehouse
Rhode Island Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D) outlines “The Scheme” by which right-wing forces have spent 50 years capturing control of the Supreme Court.
US Pushes for Better Tap Water — But Must Win Over a Wary Public
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Tesla Recalls Autos for Software That Allows Them to Roll Through Stop Signs
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How a German Coal Region Becomes a Poster Child for Green Transition Success
Lusatia’s resurrection as a center of electric mobility offers both inspiration and important lessons.
DC, 3 States Sue Google, Saying It Invades Users’ Privacy
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NY Expands Absentee Voting Following Defeat of Ballot Measure
NY Expands Absentee Voting Following Defeat of Ballot Measure (Maria) The author writes, “New Yorkers can again choose to vote by absentee rather than face the risk of catching COVID-19 at polling sites through the rest of 2022 under a bill that Gov. Kathy Hochul signed Friday. The Assembly passed the bill 100-45 on Wednesday, […]
People Haven’t Just Made the Planet Hotter. We’ve Changed the Way it Rains.
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The Great Los Angeles Train Robbery Is an Exercise in Misdirection
The media coverage of railway bandits fails to unbox bigger corporate goals.
Senate Panel Advances Antitrust Bill Aimed at Apple, Amazon, and Google
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