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Donald Trump launched into a deranged rant at the end of his bank fraud trial. |
The new bill classifies transgender people as “obscene matter.” |
Israel is on trial for committing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza. Here’s what happened on day one of the hearings. |
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Air travel isn’t just bad for the planet—it’s also an objectively miserable experience. The right policies could give us much better options. |
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Hours before the final day of Donald Trump’s bank fraud trial was set to begin, a bomb squad was called. |
Biden has a lot of climate policies to push through before the election potentially ends his presidency. |
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