Local health workers in the Democratic Republic of the Congo are battling Ebola without adequate supplies, testing materials, or international support. Experts say Trump administration policies have hurt global health security and outbreak response.

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Hollywood scion Casey Wasserman faced criticisms as Los Angeles Olympics chief for his connections to the late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

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Anthropic wants to keep AI away from repressive regimes. But what about its part-owner, the repressive dictatorship of Abu Dhabi?

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Former immigration judge Andrea Sáenz and American Immigration Council’s Aaron Reichlin-Melnick on the conditions at Delaney Hall and other ICE detention centers across the U.S.

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After cutting its support for front-line healthcare workers in Central Africa, the Trump administration is pointing fingers.

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Though its backers remain optimistic, a bill blocking U.S. support for Israel’s war in Lebanon exposed rifts among Democrats.

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Supporting Israel is now a fringe position among Democratic voters. Why does the media keep covering it like a 50/50 issue?

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The U.S. is feeding Pentagon propaganda to internet users in Latin America through a content mill bearing telltale signs of AI generation — like an image of a newspaper whose sloppily rendered headline reads “SO THEE HOUTIERRER TO TO GHAHOBATEE.”

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With Karen Bass's opponent in November still undecided, some leftists hope DSA city councilmember Nithya Raman has a shot. Others doubt her credibility. “I don’t know what version of Nithya I’m ever getting on anything,” one voter said.

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A day after House Democrats voted unanimously to block the Iran war, Democratic leaders helped defeat Rashida Tlaib's measure aimed at Israel’s parallel war in Lebanon.

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Hamawy was a 9/11 first responder, helped save the life of a U.S. senator, and provided medical aid in Gaza. But a surge of negative press aimed to paint him as a terrorist for the brief testimony he gave at the trial of Omar Abdel-Rahman 30 years ago.

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The bombing, and all its attendant death and suffering, sure doesn’t feel like a “ceasefire” in any real sense. But news outlets continue to spin the fantasy that the ceasefire is intact — just “fragile” or “tested.”

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How many acts of war must occur before the mainstream media accepts there is no ceasefire between the U.S., Israel, and Iran?