politicsICE officers could remain at airports after TSA workers are paid
ICE officers could remain at airports after TSA workers are paid : NPR Accessibil
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politicsResearch points to how companies could make social media less addictive for teens
Research points to how companies could make social media less addictive for teens : NPR
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politicsJudge Charges 112 Operator Who Received Call About Collapsed Walkway in Santander
The tragedy that occurred in Santander on March 3, when a coastal walkway collapsed, causing the death of six young peop
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politicsStrangers forge a powerful bond after a car crash in 'Miroirs No. 3'
In the evocative film "Miroirs No. 3," a seemingly mundane car crash on a tranquil countryside road becomes the catalyst
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politicsWe Need a Word for What’s Happening to Jewish Women
We Need a Word for What's Happening to Jewish Women - Ms. Magazine
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politicsHere's some new dirt on an unusual source of antibiotic resistance
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politicsDolores Huerta feared speaking about her abuse for years. The farmworkers she advocates for understand.
Every survivor of sexual assault is forced to make a calculation: What are the repercussions if they speak out? Dolores
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politicsBreaking News: U.S. and Israel Strikes on Iran Intensify as Tehran and Beirut Face Airstrikes Amid Gulf Tensions
Amid growing tension in the Middle East, U.S. and Israeli forces have intensified their military operations against Iran
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politicsAffordable Housing Construction Plummets 23% in 2025 Amid Access Crisis
In 2025, the construction of subsidized housing in Spain experienced a significant decrease of 23% compared to the previ
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politics‘I can’t keep up’: Many single moms were struggling to get by. Then gas prices shot up.
The rise in gas prices happened so quickly, single mom Luna Rosado has barely had time to adjust. Rosado fills her tank
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politicsMarch 31, Join Ms. Live: All You Ever Wanted to Know About Menopause, From Symptoms to Systemic Reform
March 31, Join Ms. Live: All You Ever Wanted to Know About Menopause, From Symptoms to Systemic Reform - Ms. Magazine
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politicsSocial media is trying to sell you on lymphatic drainage massage. Is that really something you need?
You probably know about your circulatory system and your immune system. But there’s a lesser known system that helps def
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politicsThe hobby that AI is ruining for its fans
In the tranquil world of jigsaw puzzles, a new kind of discontent is brewing among enthusiasts. This cherished pastime,
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politicsDo you need to know who you’d be without antidepressants?
Your Mileage May Vary is an advice column offering you a unique framework for thinking through your moral dilemmas. It’s
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politicsThe ugly history behind Trump’s birthright citizenship case in the Supreme Court
This man wants to revive a 145-year-old white supremacist idea that even 19th-century racists eventually rejected. | Joe
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politicsICE heads to the airport
In a move that has raised eyebrows across the nation, President Donald Trump has decided to deploy Immigration and Custo
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politicsHow the term ‘neurodivergent’ moved from activists to pop culture — and politics
Nicki Minaj recently sparked a conversation about neurodiversity by identifying as "neurodivergent" on social media. Thi
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politicsWaking Up Alone: Embracing Singledom in Today’s World
On August 26, 1950, the Italian poet Cesare Pavese woke up in Turin on a day that would tragically define his fate. With
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politicsMississippi leads the nation in gun deaths among pregnant and postpartum people
In a troubling revelation, Mississippi has emerged as the leading state in the United States for gun-related deaths amon
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politicsIn Illinois, a primary could mean a new record number of Black women in the Senate
In Illinois, a primary could mean new record number of Black women in Senate
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