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PoliticsLatest NewsGerrymandering for Democracy: California’s Midterm GambitsDemocrats suspend nonpartisan redistricting and fight billionaire taxes in a high-stakes bid for House control.9:02 PM
PoliticsLatest NewsThe Fear of Friction in the Land of ConsensusWhen 85 percent of citizens panic over political disagreement, it reveals more about Swiss comfort than democratic decay.9:02 PM
PoliticsLatest NewsOttawa's Penny-Wise Alpine BlunderAxing Banff’s search and rescue dog program shows how modern fiscal cuts hit front-line safety while leaving state bureaucracy untouched.9:02 PM
PoliticsLatest NewsPicture-Perfect Hypocrisy in AtlantaEuropean boycotts of a G20 group photo cannot mask the pragmatic realpolitik driving Washington's energy priorities.9:01 PM
PoliticsSocietyLatest NewsFederal Badges, Local Rules: An ICE Officer Faces the Law in HoustonWhen federal enforcement operations run up against local surveillance footage, official narratives quickly unravel in Harris County.9:01 PM
