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Berlin's mild response to Russian drone sabotage at NATO's Leipzig hub lowers the cost of aggression, inviting future attacks.

Europe's delayed AI Act proves preemptive tech regulation fails. Congress must enforce existing laws instead of copying Brussels.

There is the always vexing question of which voters will actually bother to show up. The Republican convention is designed to move the needle on that. Maybe it will succeed.

U.S. investments in Gabon's mineral processing can secure critical battery supply chains and counter China's dominance in Africa.

Rep. Ted Lieu uses true facts stripped of vital historical context. Americans deserve the full story, not convenient half-truths.

Sudan's military turned UNICEF aid into chlorine bombs. Washington has the policy tools to end their chemical impunity now.

The October 2026 Supplemental Security Income payments, worth up to $994, will be sent to recipients in 22 days.

Trump paid aides Natalie Harp, Margo Martin, and Chamberlain Harris cash gifts of $45,000 each, and Walt Nauta $20,000, financial disclosures show.

The CCDBG was designed very explicitly as a welfare program to help get low-income parents off government dependency over time.

North Korea isn't preparing for Kim Jong Un's succession. Pyongyang is consolidating power to secure a longer Kim Jong Un era.