Two Cases, One Message Two criminal cases are carrying the Republican argument against New York’s sanctuary laws in the final weeks before the Nov. 3 election. Neither one, on the public record, turns on the law the ads attack. The first is the March 19, 2026 killing of Sheridan Gorman, an 18-year-old Loyola University Chicago freshman from Yorktown Heights. Her...
October 28, 2026
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Nearly every American carries PFAS, the “forever chemicals,” in their blood, according to CDC biomonitoring. No federal agency sets a limit on PFAS in the clothes they wear. That gap is the backdrop to an agreement Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced on Thursday, Oct. 22, 2026. It closes his six-month investigation into whether Lululemon USA Inc. activewear contained PFAS....
The Pantry and the Server Room: Britain’s Stockpile Advice Points to a Software Problem
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The Election Playbook That Never Goes Stale
Two Cases, One Message Two criminal cases are carrying the Republican argument against New York’s sanctuary laws in the final...
Forever Chemicals in Your Clothes: Texas’s Lululemon Deal Exposes a Federal Oversight Gap
Nearly every American carries PFAS, the “forever chemicals,” in their blood, according to CDC biomonitoring. No federal agency sets a...
The Pantry and the Server Room: Britain’s Stockpile Advice Points to a Software Problem
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham is telling households to keep emergency food on hand. He has suggested households keep at...
SpaceX Wants to Be Your Phone Company. It’s Building on the Ruins of the Last Company That Tried.
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Who Is Alice Weidel and How Far Could She Move Germany and the EU?
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The Palestinian Cause Won the World’s Sympathy. Its Neighbors Still Keep the Door Shut.
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