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"We are removing unnecessary bureaucracy" and "trusting parents and local communities," says HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
The mayor is pushing forward with his taxpayer-subsidized grocery stores, but there have been a few hiccups along the road to serfdom.
Eliminate the U.S. Senate, replace the Supreme Court, abolish ICE, shut down prisons, and turn ownership of corporations over to the government.
Helping veterans who need it seems to be an insurmountable task for Congress, while some folks exploit the system through fraud and waste.
From 1789 to 1913, senators were chosen by state legislatures, and there's a movement afoot to restore an important component of federalism.
"Paying reparations is an admission of the crime," said Nikole Hannah-Jones. "It is the crime of the entire existence of the United States."
The nearly insolvent federal program has become far too dependent on current workers, and raising taxes on the rich won't fix the problem.
Europe's leading nations know Trump is taking a second look at America's singular role on the global stage and at whether NATO still has a purpose.
The former first lady is still lying about her husband's cognitive decline, and it might just be bad timing for Democrats to have to rehash their complicity.
The emergence of generative artificial intelligence has blindsided college administrators, faculty, and students.
Children need to go outside and touch grass, skin their knees, and explore the world, but we have them locked into screens for education and playtime.
The Justice Department says the school discriminates against whites and Asians, while "race preferences elevate Black and Hispanic applicants in the admissions process."
Amidst conflict with Iran, President Trump is among those floating a suspension of gas taxes to alleviate pain at the pump for America's drivers.
As Clarence Thomas becomes the second-longest serving Supreme Court justice, he and his colleagues point to the way forward.
The former senator and university president has outlived expectations after a pancreatic cancer diagnosis, and he shares the wisdom he's gleaned.
After the Supreme Court struck down some of the president's tariffs, the administration has been working toward finding a more permanent solution.
"More people are also graduating with college degrees, heightening the competition for entry-level white-collar jobs."
For years, it seemed there was no end in sight, and while many people recognized the problem, few knew how to fix it or where to start.
Some media depictions sound like they're being read by a narrator on a nature show, hoping to spot an elusive animal.
