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First LookOn government drone use, privacy advocates say: Not in my backyardA case in the Michigan Supreme Court is raising new questions about the right to privacy: Can a township’s unmanned drone surveil a homeowner's property without violating the Fourth Amendment?
A small town, public art, and the First AmendmentWould no public art be better than art someone found objectionable? In New Hampshire, a town has been roiled for months over that question.
Las Vegas embraces the Super Bowl – and a new vision of itselfThe Super Bowl is the latest indication of Las Vegas’ transformation into a pro sports hub. Aside from an economic boon, what has it done for the community?
Age issue resurfaces as election trouble spot for BidenPresident Joe Biden’s staff has long tried to limit his interactions with the media. Thursday night’s question-and-answer session showed the risks.
What Zelenskyy’s military revamp means for ‘winning’ in UkraineThe war in Ukraine is at a pivotal point, after a disappointing counteroffensive and a halt of U.S. aid. Ukraine’s task now is to demonstrate a clear war strategy and shore up Western support.
First LookCarlson’s interview with Putin yields propaganda, history lecturesIn a two-hour interview with Tucker Carlson, President Vladimir Putin offered Russian history lessons, Kremlin talking points on the war with Ukraine, and sent a message to Washington that a deal was the only way to end the war.
First LookWhy Trump will stand trial for handling of documents but Biden won’tIn contrast to former President Donald Trump, President Biden will not stand trial over his mishandling of classified documents. Those involved in the case say the difference comes down to transparency.
In historic case, justices look ready to return Trump to ballotCan a Civil War-era provision barring insurrectionists from public office push Donald Trump off presidential ballots? The U.S. Supreme Court appeared skeptical during oral argument.
What we think about trust and politics is (mostly) wrongThe narrative of trust and politics is well known, and it’s not good. But the real story is more complicated – and interesting.
First LookBiden won’t face charges on classified docs, special counsel Hur saysA Justice Department report says that although President Joe Biden “willfully” retained and disclosed highly classified materials as a private citizen, no criminal charges are warranted for him or anyone else.
First LookPost pandemic, Republican lawmakers more willing to fund child careRepublican state lawmakers are warming to the idea of using taxpayer money to invest in child care. The change comes as pandemic relief funding that supported child care dries up.
Border bill fails as Republicans fight Democrats – and themselvesAfter months of pursuing one of their top priorities – border security – Republicans backtracked to preserve a campaign weapon against Democrats.
It’s not just the sunshine: Why Portugal attracts US expatsPortugal is gaining popularity with U.S. citizens looking to move abroad. Reasons include the expected, like weather and the cost of living, as well as ones that hint at people’s deeper needs when trying to build a good life.
Can Trump run? Historic case will test Supreme Court.On Thursday, the Supreme Court – for the first time in its history – will be asked to determine if the Constitution disqualifies a presidential candidate.
Should parents be responsible for child’s mass shooting? Jury says yes.For the first time, a U.S. jury found the parent of a school shooter criminally responsible for the murders their child committed.
- Should parents be responsible for child’s mass shooting? Jury says yes.
For the first time, a U.S. jury found the parent of a school shooter criminally responsible for the murders their child committed.
What Biden can do to seal US border – and the role Congress playsExperts say the president can take steps to stem a surge in migrant crossings, but big policy changes – and funding – must come from lawmakers.
A little schoolhouse fights to keep Mohawk language aliveAt the Akwesasne Freedom School, children learn from some the last remaining first-language speakers of Mohawk.
Massive deluge tests California’s readiness and resolveSouthern California faces increasingly supercharged weather – prodding the state to ramp up preparedness efforts such as for evacuations and rescues.
Trump lawsuits: Some get delayed. Some prove costly.Civil trials will hurt Former President Donald Trump’s wallet, but his criminal trials may not produce verdicts before the 2024 election.
