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Pete Hegseth’s Iran war math doesn’t add up
Heather Digby Parton
The defense secretary pegged the war's cost at $37 billion. The real total is far higher
NATO’s summit of love that wasn’t
Heather Digby Parton
From threats against Greenland to verbal gaffes, Donald Trump's behavior in Ankara raises tensions — and concerns
Kash Patel fuels conspiracy theories about Lindsey Graham’s death
Sophia Tesfaye
The FBI director’s social media post stokes MAGA’s speculation
The story Lindsey Graham mourners are telling
CK Smith
Tributes reveals legacy defined beyond Trump, instead by decades of friendships, foreign policy and public service
MAGA media consumed by Mitch McConnell health conspiracies
Sophia Tesfaye
After mocking Joe Biden’s health for years, the GOP has no answer for the Kentucky senator’s mysterious absence
“You belong here”: Unions rally for migrants hit by SCOTUS ruling
Bob Hennelly
Union leaders were joined by Gov. Hochul, Mayor Mamdani and others to defend migrant rights
AI doomerism is misplaced. Here’s what it will take to pop the bubble
Troy Farah
Cory Doctorow argues AI dominance is not inevitable. How we fight back matters
America abdicates as global superpower — and it’s about time
Andrew O'Hehir
Trump's foreign policy has been a disaster. There could be an upside: A more realistic role for US in the world
“Neither I nor Italy ever beg”: Italy’s PM claps back at Trump’s sexist insults
CK Smith
A dispute over a G7 photo expanded into a public clash over sovereignty, military bases and U.S.-Italy relations
Trump can’t sell his lies, even in Versailles
Heather Digby Parton
President arrives in France promising peace in our time. Problem is, no one believes anything he says
Risk of nuclear catastrophe is worse than ever. We can change that
Troy Farah
Editor of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists says the doomsday threat is real — but human goodness will win out
Can the worst World Cup ever find a way to redeem itself?
Andrew O'Hehir
It's a grotesque festival of consumerism and corruption, with echoes of the 1936 Olympics — and it's here
White House targeted Mukesh Ambani. Then, he went into business with the Trumps
Joshua Kaplan, Alex Mierjeski, Justin Elliott
An obscure Texas firm secretly connected to the president’s son said it received at least $100 million from Ambani
The more America spends on war, the worse it gets
Tom Engelhardt
The greatest military power in history hasn't managed to win a war since 1945. Doesn't that tell us something?
Bari Weiss brings Trumpism to “60 Minutes”
Sophia Tesfaye
Scott Pelley firing shows Weiss is more interested in loyalty than journalism
How seeing Bruce Springsteen in DC gave me hope
Brian Karem
The Boss took Washington back to a time when dissent mattered
Tom Suozzi lives at C Street, controversial Christian center behind National Prayer Breakfasts
Jonathan Larsen
The New York Democrat kept secret his low-rent lodging at a right-wing Christian townhouse
Trump’s Cabinet dramatically changed American foreign policy while the president made noise
Kevin Maloney
Trump's words are no longer reliable indicators of policy, but Cabinet members are speaking volumes
Trump’s national intelligence director Tulsi Gabbard resigns
Garrett Owen
Gabbard is the fourth cabinet member to leave under Trump's second term
Trump Exhaustion Syndrome is infecting the world
Brian Karem
At the Cannes Film Festival, international attendees mourn the decline of American culture — and democracy
AI data center push is fueling new nuclear threat
Rachel Bronson
Countries around the world are racing to deploy nuclear technology — and potentially making themselves targets
The new Helen of Troy is Black — and that’s upsetting racists
CK Smith
The controversy of Lupita Nyong'o in “The Odyssey” echoes earlier backlash to casting in other fantasy adaptations
A diminished Trump goes to China — for help
Heather Digby Parton
The president, smarting from setbacks in war and tariffs, visits Ji Xinping ready to make deals
Paul McCartney’s “The Boys of Dungeon Lane” turns memory into melody
Kenneth Womack
"This was a lot of memories of Liverpool for me," he remarked in a recent Abbey Road Studios listening session
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