Tahir Amin, Rohit Malpani / PolityA new book explains why drugs cost so much in the United States — and why Trump’s claims about addressing the crisis are bogus.News
Jesús Jank Curbelo / Texas ObserverRefugees from Cuba have always had to struggle for success in America. In Trump’s second term, they’ve been plunged into legal chaos.Wounds of War
Nick Turse / TomDispatchSince January 2025, the U.S. has killed more than 2,000 civilians in a furious blitz of global war-making across Latin America, the Middle East and Africa.Women
Orion Rummler / The 19thThe Democratic Women’s Caucus pulled support after Republicans amended the legislation to require that the museum exclude transgender women.
M. Reza Behnam / ZNetworkLong before it became the jugular vein of the modern global economy, the stretch of water was the sacred and strategic maritime gateway to the Persian empire.Activism
Edward Hasbrouck / Waging NonviolenceMass resistance led Congress to end compulsory draft registration, but a plan for automatic registration threatens that victory.
Stavroula Pabst / Responsible StatecraftWhat governments are hailing as the future, ordinary civilians from Ukraine to Congo call harbingers of death and destruction.Middle East
Mitchell Plitnick / MondoweissLast weekend’s AI+ Expo in Washington opened a window onto Israel’s pivot away from direct U.S. aid and toward a model of joint research into AI and cyberwarfare.TD Column
Juan Vassallo / Investigate MidwestConsumer complaints to the downsized department about meat, poultry and egg products rose nearly 40% last year.Media
Robert Reich / SubstackThe Trump critic and satirist has been one of the most thoughtful, funny and genuinely decent people on television.
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