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Trump's Iran War Was Even More Reckless Than We Realized

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The Data-Center Backlash Looms Large Ahead of the Midterm Elections

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politics -- ICE Agent Charged in Minneapolis Shooting Released From Texas Jail -- Nia Prater -- A judge denied Minnesota officials' attempt to block the agent's release and compel his extradition.

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surveillance -- Flock Is Freaking People Out -- Matt Stieb -- Americans are protesting — and vandalizing — traffic cameras, as politicians and podcasters tap into the techlash.

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The Big Little Penis Panic -- Brock Colyar

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meta -- Meta Will Pay Billions to Avoid Jury in Addiction Trial -- Nia Prater -- The social-media giant may fork over as much as $17 billion in penalties and institute limits on how teenagers can use its platforms.

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schools -- Day One at Vanderbilt's New York Campus -- Adriane Quinlan -- Among the tech and finance kids, there are plenty of students drawn to Museum Studies and the Chelsea art scene.

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business -- Mark Zuckerberg's Botched AI Makeover of Meta -- Bess Levin -- The social-media giant reportedly considered cutting up to 60 percent of some teams and replacing staff with AI.

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early and often -- Trump's Midterms Plan: Drop $400 Million on Self-Promotion -- Ed Kilgore -- The president could use his vast super-PAC stash to boost GOP candidates. But it seems he'd rather buy ads touting his dubious accomplishments.

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tremendous content -- Trump Finds Way to Make Dolly Parton's Death About Him -- Margaret Hartmann -- His initial remarks were surprisingly appropriate. Then he claimed, without evidence, that the country-music icon "really liked me."

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early and often -- Darline Graham Fumbled Debate, Won Senate Primary Anyway -- Ed Kilgore -- South Carolina GOP voters cared more about President Trump's endorsement than the interim senator's gaffe.

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early and often -- Trump's Farm Belt Troubles Could Upend the Midterms -- Ed Kilgore -- Normally conservative states that rely on farm income are really unhappy with Trump. That's a big opportunity for Democrats.

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early and often -- Can Darline Graham — and Trump — Hold a Senate Seat in South Carolina? -- Ed Kilgore -- Ralph Norman fans and Trump disparagers are hoping Graham's debate gaffe will cost her in Tuesday's South Carolina GOP Senate runoff.

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politics -- The Hasan Piker Michigan Mess Isn't Going Away -- Nia Prater -- Once again, Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed is facing questions about his associations with the divisive streamer.

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tremendous content -- Trump's 'Lake America' Threat to Canada Is Just Lazy -- Margaret Hartmann -- Instead of coming up with a creative new way to bully our neighbors, he's giving Lake Ontario the "Gulf of America" treatment.

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the city politic -- A Democratic Power Grab in Brooklyn -- Errol Louis -- Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn is forging ahead with committee expansion plans despite stiff opposition from reformers and party leaders.

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the law -- Trump's Ballroom May Be Built Before the Law Can Stop Him -- Elie Honig -- The president bet that if he acted fast enough, no one would be able to beat him in court before it was too late. He was likely right.

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power -- Rebecca Katz's Risky Formula for Winning Elections -- David Freedlander -- The political consultant has an uncanny gift for finding charismatic progressives. Why do so many of them implode?

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early and often -- Hakeem Jeffries Picked a Bad Time to Cozy Up to Jared Kushner -- Ed Kilgore -- If Jeffries becomes Speaker, talking with President Trump's son-in-law might make sense. But it can wait until after the midterms.

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politics -- Trump Wants a Bunker, But the White House Already Has One -- Nia Prater -- A new report reveals that Trump's security-based argument for his beloved ballroom isn't exactly airtight.

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magalopolis -- Who Is Natalie Harp? Trump's Most Ardent Aide, Explained -- Margaret Hartmann -- Trump's "human printer" has reportedly unnerved colleagues by sending him devotional letters and crafting his most unhinged Truth Social posts.

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politics -- Politicians Are Now Competing to Prove Who Hates Data Centers the Most -- Nia Prater -- As voters' opposition to data centers continues to grow, midterm candidates on both sides of the aisle are desperate to keep up.

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just asking questions -- The Enormous Stakes of the Federal Case Against Meta -- Benjamin Hart -- A novel legal argument could wreak havoc on the company — but it may contain a fatal flaw.

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sports -- The Pay-to-Play Childhood -- Caitlin Moscatello -- Private travel leagues have made youth sports expensive, hypercompetitive, and all-consuming for families. At least investors are making a killing.

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early and often -- Bill Clinton's Party Needs a 'Different Kind of Democrat' Again -- Ed Kilgore -- The 42nd president's legacy has diminished, and many of his policies now seem misguided. But his revival of the party holds lessons for 2028.

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instant gratification -- I Can't Stop Watching This Amazon Drone Drop Someone's Package in Their Pool -- Chas Danner -- Are incredibly loud flying wind machines that dump our impulse buys into our swimming pools really the future we want?

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