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Investigation Documents Cycle of Child Sexual Abuse Across Multiple Generations of Old Apostolic Lutheran Church Members
ProPublica and Minnesota Star Tribune interviewed 20 former members who reported being sexually abused, finding a pattern where victims sometimes became abusers.
FCC Internet Subsidies Flow to Nearly Empty Alaska Island Despite No Subscribers
Adak Island receives $340,000 annually per building for internet service that residents say they do not use, prompting scrutiny of federal broadband spending.
"Keep a Low Profile": State Department Warns Americans Overseas They Could Be Targeted
The worldwide caution alert, in place since February, follows Iranian strikes that killed two U.S. service members in Jordan and a credible threat against Aqaba's airport and seaport.
JD and Usha Vance Welcome First Vice Presidential Baby in Over 150 Years
Alec Neel Vance was born Sunday at Walter Reed Medical Center, marking the first newborn to a sitting vice president since 1870.
The Interview Exposing Academia's Cluelessness
A RealClearPolitics commentary argues that a recent media appearance revealed gaps between higher education and public understanding of economic realities.
Saudi Arabia's 2034 World Cup May Shift to 2035 Due to Calendar Conflicts
Ramadan, the Hajj pilgrimage, and the Salt Lake City Winter Olympics create scheduling constraints that could push the tournament into early 2035.
Vancenomics: An Elegy For Human Dignity Sparks Policy Debate Over Economic Philosophy and Social Impact
Critics of the economic framework argue it prioritizes market efficiency over worker welfare, while supporters contend it represents necessary structural reform.
Commentary on Western Cultural Values Sparks Debate About Education and Society
A video commentary by a prominent British educator arguing that Western societies have neglected traditional moral frameworks has drawn attention across political perspectives.
Vibe Shift: It's No Longer so Fun to Be MAGA in Washington
Longtime Trump allies describe a changed atmosphere in the capital following a series of setbacks and internal tensions.
SAVE Act Proposed as Response to Election Integrity Disclosures
The legislation would address concerns raised by recent findings about voter registration verification processes, according to bill sponsors.