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President Donald Trump is eyeing regime change in Cuba
The president has hinted that the next focus after the military violence in Iran is toppling the current Cuban government after starving the island of…
Mar 6
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Jorge Rodriguez-Jimenez
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They are sending pregnant migrant girls to Texas. Guess who wrote the playbook?
More than a dozen unaccompanied pregnant minors have been transferred to San Benito since July, in what officials and advocates describe as a deliberate…
Mar 5
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Things That Matter
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Why aren’t we talking about health care costs?
Medicare Part B just jumped to $202.90 a month for 2026, and Congress is cutting Medicaid while pouring billions into ICE.
Mar 4
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The United States government is mad that Anthropic won’t let them use their AI for war
Anthropic refused to let the federal government use its technology for mass domestic surveillance and autonomous weapons. Now, OpenAI has a deal with…
Mar 3
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Jorge Rodriguez-Jimenez
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Trump attacks Iran, Rubio declares war on nonwhite people, and Hegseth is afraid of Universities
From Donald Trump and Israel’s illegal war against Iran to the hell that detainees are experiencing at the Adelanto detention center, these are the news…
Mar 2
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February 2026
Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery sign deal for highly-contentious merger
After months of a bidding war, Netflix abandoned its desire to purchase Warner Bros. Discovery, paving the way for a troubling merger
Feb 28
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Jorge Rodriguez-Jimenez
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Why the Feds raided LAUDS's Sup. Alberto Carvalho, and who was waiting in the wings
The raid lands days after Trump’s Justice Department joined a lawsuit pushed by the 1776 Project Foundation accusing LAUSD of “discriminating against…
Feb 27
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Things That Matter
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For more than a century, failed legislation and growing demand from the U.S. has fueled Mexican cartels
Mexican cartels are a byproduct of failed legislation and the growing demand for illicit goods in the United States. Here's how the U.S. helped create…
Feb 26
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Jorge Rodriguez-Jimenez
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West Virginia judge rules that masked ICE arrests violate the Constitution
A federal judge in West Virginia ruled that ICE agents are violating the Fourth Amendment when they wear masks to conduct arrests
Feb 25
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Jorge Rodriguez-Jimenez
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Tracking Trump's Losses: Here are some of the biggest legal setbacks for the administration
With hundreds of ongoing cases, the Trump administration is fielding challenges on issues from immigration to tariffs to constitutional violations.
Feb 24
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Jorge Rodriguez-Jimenez
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Mexico erupts, a new ICE manual, and a win in Jersey
El Mencho’s killing triggers violence across 20 states as the White House claims an intelligence role, a fatal shooting unfolds near the Canada border…
Feb 23
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Half of Project 2025 Is Already Law. The Next Draft Is Chilling
A new tracker shows the Trump administration has already delivered roughly half of Project 2025. Now the Heritage Foundation is shifting from remaking…
Feb 19
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