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Trump Is Redefining Terrorism

Virtually anyone can be a terrorist now — except the people violently agitating on the president’s behalf. By Zak Cheney-Rice

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The Pro-Israel Group That Led to Rumeysa Ozturk’s Arrest

By Nia Prater Canary Mission has a history of putting pro-Palestinian activists on the Trump administration’s radar.

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The Confessions of Health-Insurance Executives

By Chris Stanton Champagne for record profits. Being ordered to “execute some hostages.” Why four men quit and spoke out.

THE FEED

How Are King Charles & Kate Middleton Doing? Latest Health Updates.

By Margaret Hartmann

Here’s the latest on Charles and Kate’s cancer battles, and how the royals are coping.

Trump’s Childhood Home Just Sold at a Huge Loss

By Adriane Quinlan and Matthew Sedacca

The house in Jamaica Estates took a 61 percent price cut. Was it the feral cats?

Why Are Visa and Green-Card Holders Being Detained and Deported?

By Chas Danner, Benjamin Hart, and Nia Prater

There have been some harrowing reports about foreign nationals detained and deported amid Trump’s immigration crackdown. Here’s what we know.

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The Pro-Israel Group That Led to Rumeysa Ozturk’s Arrest

Canary Mission has a history of putting pro-Palestinian activists on the Trump administration’s radar.

tremendous content

tremendous content

Elise Stefanik Is ‘Proud’ to Have Dream Crushed by Trump

By Margaret Hartmann

A Fox News host gushed that Stefanik is a “selfless warrior” as the congresswoman claimed she’s okay with losing her U.N. ambassador gig.

Who Is Going to Pay for Trump’s Auto Tariffs?

By Nia Prater and Chas Danner

The new 25 percent tariffs are supposed to start within days and could quickly drive up new car prices. Here’s what we know.

Trump Is Redefining Terrorism

By Zak Cheney-Rice

Virtually anyone can be a terrorist now — except the people violently agitating on the president’s behalf.

early and often

early and often

Trump’s Team Believes He Is an Elected Dictator

Trump advisers like Stephen Miller and Russell Vought seem to believe the president’s powers should have no limits.

The Confessions of Health-Insurance Executives

By Chris Stanton

Champagne for record profits. Being ordered to “execute some hostages.” Why four men quit and spoke out.

early and often

early and often

It Really Sucks to Be Elise Stefanik Right Now

Trump yanked her nomination to be ambassador to the U.N. because Republicans need her measly vote to rubber-stamp his legislative agenda.

american affairs

american affairs

American Universities Need Wartime Leaders

Columbia failed the Donald Trump test. Other schools should take a lesson.

early and often

early and often

Trump Cabinet: Hearings Schedule & Who’s Confirmed

By Margaret Hartmann and Chas Danner

While the Senate has approved Trump’s most controversial picks, the administration has pulled Elise Stefanik’s nomination. Here’s the full list.

Greenland Is Very Tired of Trump Now

The Trump administration has scaled back its planned visit to the island as a result of the strong backlash to the president’s annexation threats.

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early and often

Trump’s Biggest Court Losses: How Judges Are Blocking His Agenda

By Nia Prater and Margaret Hartmann

A running list of the court rulings thwarting — or at least delaying — some of the Trump administration’s most egregious actions.

The Great 21st-Century Treasure Hunt

By Benjamin Wallace

Was there a better way to spend the past decade than on a maddening, deadly, brain-scrambling search for gold hidden somewhere in the American West?

Is This the Last Season Baseball Umpires Really Matter?

Machines may soon be calling balls and strikes, but it turns out human fallibility is worth preserving.

The Man Who Went to Fake Prison Also Went to Real Jail

A crime that became a prank that became a crime.

stop the presses

stop the presses

The Newspaper Flourishing Without a Paywall

By Charlotte Klein

How the Guardian US is using Trump to get readers to cough up a donation.

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early and often

Boebert’s Big Idea: Renaming D.C. the ‘District of America’

Leave it to Boebert to try to upstage her frenemy MTG with something even more outrageous than “Gulf of America.”

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early and often

Mike Waltz: ‘We’re Trying to Figure Out’ How I Did This

By Margaret Hartmann

He told Laura Ingraham that Elon Musk has the “best technical minds” investigating how he added a journalist to a war-plans group text.

The White House’s Desperate New Yemen Group-Chat Defense

“War plans” and “attack plans” are totally different!

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early and often

Trump’s Latest Power Grab Aims at the Ballot Box

A new executive order seeks to restrict voting by mail and require citizenship papers for voter registration.

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early and often

Will Trump Fire Anyone for the Leaked War Plans Group Chat?

By Margaret Hartmann

Despite calls for Mike Waltz or Pete Hegseth to resign, so far White House officials are bashing only The Atlantic. Here’s the latest on the debacle.

the city politic

the city politic

Who Will Be Our John Lindsay?

With New York City facing enormous challenges, this year’s mayoral candidates should think big and swing for the fences like Lindsay did.

The Group Chat Is a Place to Trade Jokes or Attack Yemen

By John Herrman

One form of communication has taken over the world.