Wednesday, July 29, 2026 11:26 PM ET
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A US agency listed an AI immigration tool online. The disclosure vanished after our inquiry. By - Sarah Matusek - , Aaron Glantz - / 5 min8 hours ago
America's debt is skyrocketing. Why isn't Congress doing anything about it? -- Linda Feldmann18 hours ago
How the Carolinas' loose rules and loopholes have created a Wild West of hemp -- Patrik Jonsson2 days ago
The Explainer -- Supreme Court gave presidents more power over agencies. Are any still independent?8 hours ago
Security -- Despite its strength, US military faces a reputational crisis over Iran18 hours ago
Politics -- Burned by past shutdowns, Republicans start budget process ahead of schedule2 days ago
There's agreement that ICE should have body cameras. So why don't all officers have them?2 days ago
Law & Courts -- Supreme Court's birthright citizenship ruling keeps door open for opposition4 days ago
Society -- As disapproval of Israel grows, Jewish Americans feel a chill5 days ago
Maine town where immigrants felt secure shaken by ICE killing6 days ago
Politics -- Maine Democrats are moving on from Platner. But cracks might linger.7 days ago
Education -- In the AI age, internships have higher stakes. There are ways to maximize the experience.7 days ago
From the Magazine -- In Joplin, a tornado took 'things you remember.' But the city's civic bonds endure.7 days ago
Society -- From record viewership to unlikely friendships, how soccer won the World Cup7 days ago
First Look -- ICE will require its officers to record vehicle stops8 days ago
How Ukraine's long-range drones are changing what's possible in war with Russia -- The latest story of the Ukraine war has been the shift – on the battlefield, and in the adversaries' minds – wrought by Ukraine's drone strikes deep into Russia. The goal is to pave a path to a diplomatic resolution. -- Scott Peterson8 hours ago