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Critical State: Will the DHS Shutdown Ever End?
Jordain Carney and Myah Ward at Politico look at the now record-breaking DHS shutdown and the possibility that Congress may have maneuvered itself into a deadlock with no clear exit.
DOJ Crackdown, Strait of Hormuz, Fukushima at 15, and More
US military refuels during Operation Epic Fury in March 2026 (US Air Force/Wikimedia Commons)
Critical State: Israeli Attacks Undercut Trump’s Iran Progress Claims
At The New Republic, Edith Olmsted explains that Israel’s latest attacks on Tehran undercut President Donald Trump’s assertion that the United States and Iran have moved toward resolving the ongoing war.
MAGA’s Holy War, Cuban Doctors, Mexico’s Disappeared, and More
US President Donald Trump meets Chinese leader Xi Jinping in South Korea in 2025 (Daniela Lechuga Liggio/Wikimedia Commons)
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Award-winning nonprofit news magazine about our life with endless war.
Field Reporter @ Inkstick Media. Tips? Email: [email protected]/ Signal: tkbarnes.10
I'm a journalist from Texas and the managing editor of Inkstick Media. I'm also the author of three books, most recently including "You Can Kill Each Other After I Leave: Refugees, Fascism, and Bloodshed in Greece."
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