
Opinion
Charlie Kirk death opinion: America’s cycle of violence exposed
Charlie Kirk death opinion reveals America’s violent design—where gun culture at home and wars abroad feed a cycle of bloodshed.
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Opinion
Charlie Kirk death opinion reveals America’s violent design—where gun culture at home and wars abroad feed a cycle of bloodshed.

Opinion
In my view, the early Republican explanations for the midterm loss deserve a harder look at one question: what role the Iran war played, and who will be asked about it.

Law
ICJ climate ruling declares states must act, but will governments obey? My analysis shows the gap between law and reality.

World
The SEC’s plan to ease corporate reporting rules risks weakening transparency and exposing investors to greater financial dangers.

Opinion
In Montevideo, Pope Leo XIV pointed to his own recent hospital care to urge access for all. In our view, the question now is what the officials who heard him will do.

US Politics
Trump announced the change on Truth Social, and the White House named Stephen Miller the 33rd chief of staff, days after the midterms.

US Politics
House Republicans say a privileged resolution could pass when Congress returns, while allies and critics argue over who owns the political cost of the Iran war.

Law
The Supreme Court AI liability ruling redefines responsibility for machine harm—forcing tech giants to face human-style accountability.

Tech & AI
AI researchers leaving OpenAI, Google, and Meta aren’t changing jobs — they’re dismantling Big Tech’s monopoly from within.

Law
Trump’s $15B lawsuit against The New York Times was dismissed, exposing lawfare as political theater that endangers press freedom.

Law
Iryna’s Law shows how lawmakers exploit tragedy to push punitive justice, reviving cash bail instead of real reform.

World
RAF jets Poland mission highlights Nato’s fragile unity as Russian drones escalate tensions in Eastern Europe.