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For many Iranians living in the U.S., the war against Iran was initially greeted with hope. Hope that the current regime might fall. But as the war stretches on, the uncertainty around it has also given way to another feeling: fear.
In a recent essa... more
Experts say foreign conflict and online radicalization are accelerating threats of terrorism. Can anything slow it down?
Even before the war in Iran, the terrorism threat in the U.S. has been evolving. So how do the attacks of the past week fit into... more
In the opening strike of their war on Iran, the US and Israel killed the Islamic Republic’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. It is an exceedingly rare instance of democracies killing a foreign head of state.
It’s not the first time the United... more
The Trump administration wants to increase domestic manufacturing.
And in addition to tariffs, tax cuts and deregulation, it wants to increase the supply of skilled labor through apprenticeships – to train up workers on the job.
The goal is to reac... more
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When this first launched a few years ago, it was an interesting look at the topic of the day. No more. It’s approach of titling episodes as questions on issues which have clear cut right and wrong is just ridiculous. It’s now a waste of time and reflects the problem with journalism or lack thereof today. Just skip this pointless waste of time.
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i love consider this but the interview with chuck wexler on 1/25/26 is incredibly disappointing. the interviewer should have pushed back on his assertions that both sides need to deescalate. one side is executing americans in the streets, and one side is helping their neighbors. use common sense.
I'm sorry, but if Jasmine and Kat didn't see any pro ice Minnesotans, then they're simply not doing their jobs... You can't just interview a handful of activists and msnbc moms and pretend you understand a place. The protests are massive and impressive (and I strongly support them). But I also know plenty of Minnesotans who are anti immigrant and buy the rhetoric about crime. There are others who see this as connected to state corruption and the Feeding Our Future scandal. And the parts of Minne... more
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