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Cuba Pulls Half Its Diplomats From Seoul: What's Really Behind the Quiet Drawdown

Cuba pulled two of four diplomats from its Seoul embassy this month. Havana calls it routine, but the full context tells a fuller story.

Latin Times · Sep 18

Yemen’s anti-Houthi forces launch inquest into sudden military collapse

Rout raises questions about coordination and morale as some politicians claim billions of dollars were offered to persuade forces to abandon position

The Guardian - UK · Sep 18

Hate Speech and the Marketplace of Ideas in Postwar America

After the Second World War, the nation grappled with tensions between protecting free speech and eliminating hate speech.

Reason · Sep 18

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Despite Nativist Outcry, Texas Shows the Melting Pot Works Incredibly Well

The Lone Star State is a success because all sorts of people are moving there for a shot at the American dream.

Reason · Sep 18

California cop, accused of demanding sexual services from illegal brothel, could avoid prison – all because of a legal twist

The text messages found by investigators were incriminating.

We Got This Covered · Sep 18

America, this is who we are. Now vote

Despite the corruption and debasement of the Trump years, this election offers a fresh start

Salon · Sep 18

SCOTUS May Soon Determine If California Can Force Doctors To Learn About 'Implicit Bias'

A Supreme Court petition challenges California’s attempt to force private medical instructors to teach “implicit bias.”

Reason · Sep 18

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The ethical cases for immigration as a human right

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested roughly 50,000 immigrants in July and August 2026; almost 80% of those migrants did not have a criminal record. Until the end of the Biden administration, federal authorities did not expect migrants to leave the country while their visa renewal was pending. The Trump…

The Conversation · Sep 18

How Texas Can Lead in Fighting Anti-Asian Racism

Rather than demonize immigrants as forever foreigners, the Texan thing has been to document their longstanding commitments to the state.

Texas Observer · Sep 18

To protect democracy, Democrats should talk about corruption – not authoritarianism

The party needs to thread the needle between college-educated and working-class voters. Our survey offers a way

The Guardian - US · Sep 18

"I Won't Ask Permission": María Corina Machado's Firmness Defies Washington and Caracas

An opposition ex-mayor was detained and freed during Caracas talks as Machado insists she will return. Key takeaways on the standoff with Washington.

Latin Times · Sep 18

No, Cutting Off Trade With Europe Would Not Make America Wealthier

Trump's zero-sum trade talk is wrongheaded and authoritarian.

Reason · Sep 18

US wheat farmers navigate uncertainty amid drought and geopolitical chaos

Some experts worry factors affecting wheat exports could push global food prices even higher than they are now

The Guardian - US · Sep 18

Report: California's Proposed 'Billionaire Tax' Is Based on Bad Research

The planned wealth tax leads slightly in the polls and is already driving capital flight.

Reason · Sep 18

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The Times of India · Sep 18

Daisetta Sinkhole Collapse: Texas town watches earth crack open; crater still reshapes life

In 2008, the town of Daisetta, Texas, witnessed a dramatic sinkhole disaster, where a minor depression rapidly expanded into a vast crater. Geologists attributed this sudden shift to years of oil and brine extraction activities. Today, the Daisetta sinkhole serves as an important focal point for geological research. Meanwhile, residents…

The Guardian - UK · Sep 18

The spectre of ‘remigration’ is haunting Europe. Slovenia in 1992 gives us a blueprint for this state terror

In February that year, the Slovenian government officially deleted 25,000 citizens, turning them overnight into illegal immigrants, says writer and film-maker Miha Mazzini

The Independent UK · Sep 17

Mitch McConnell gets ‘Weekend at Bernie’s’ treatment in AI memes after viral Senate appearance

Other social media videos show the Kentucky Republican, 84, performing acrobatic flips in a wheelchair

Reason · Sep 17

The 1940s: "A Systematic Avalanche of Falsehoods"

During World War II, hate speech laws were proposed and passed across the country.

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Saving Advice · Sep 17

How Quickly Does Social Security Need to Know About a Death? What Happens to the Next Check

When a parent or spouse dies, notifying Social Security probably isn’t the first task on anyone’s mind. Families are arranging a funeral, locating documents, contacting...

Latin Times · Sep 17

Florida Republican María Elvira Salazar Takes On Trump Over Immigration, But Points the Finger Somewhere Else

Rep. María Elvira Salazar has spent years building her political identity as a Republican voice for Miami's immigrant communities, a defender of tougher border enforcement and one of Donald Trump's strongest allies among Hispanic voters. But now she is delivering a message that few elected Republicans have been willing to…

Reason · Sep 17

The Fed Can't Fight Inflation Alone. Will Congress Do Its Part?

Lawmakers have to show they'll back the national debt with future fiscal surpluses, which means reining in government spending.

The Conversation · Sep 17

Iran war pushes diesel – the economy’s lifeblood – to record high prices, with no relief on the horizon

Diesel fuel prices in the U.S. continue to break all-time records, hitting $6.28 a gallon as a national average on Sept. 14, 2026, and they aren’t likely to come down anytime soon. Because diesel is the fuel for freight transportation, farming and construction – and is related to a key…

Fortune · Sep 17

Former White House economist: science has delivered a cancer detection revolution, now the FDA must keep pace

Nobody should defend the status quo. Routine screening exists for only a handful of cancers.

The Economic Times · Sep 17

In 1999, Metallica's James Hetfield bought a 1,150-acre Marin ranch, then gave up development rights. 19 years later, 1,000 acres were protected as working agricultural land forever

For Hetfield and his family, the decision was also presented as a way to maintain agriculture and the scenic character of the ranch. In a statement reported by KQED and CBS San Francisco, the Hetfields said they viewed the arrangement as a community benefit and wanted agriculture to remain on…

International Business Times · Sep 17

From Parking Enforcement to the Supreme Court: Richard Mack's Path to Constitutional Advocacy

A part-time job enforcing parking rules offered an ordinary introduction to a career that would eventually reach the United States Supreme Court. For Richard Mack, the path between those roles involved family discussions, elected office, and a legal challenge that helped shape his views on the responsibilities of law enforcement.

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