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The forests need firefighters, seniors need affordable surgery, and flight crews need protection. Naturally, America brought logging roads, luxury eyeballs, and pretzels.
From Versailles to Hormuz to the Canadian border, Trump’s promised victories keep turning into invoices, deadlines and provisional arrangements.
Trump threatens Oman, CDC programs go undead, and ABC fights the FCC.
When presidential statements become unreliable and the Pentagon stops explaining the war, allies start watching ships, deployments and markets instead.
Trump’s billionaires thrive, Meta faces trial, Oregon burns, and I battle the staircase gods.
A single Monday’s worth of evidence that the connective tissue holding U.S. foreign policy together keeps getting mistaken for waste.
On surviving the wilderness, sounding the alarm, and preparing a landscape for hope’s return.
The government investigates Trump’s political enemies, the BBC investigates Trump’s claims, and an oil shock from Hormuz finds its way into everyone else’s wallet.
Immigration courts speed-run deportation, a military family discovers the limits of service, and the president claims ownership of a crime decline already in progress.
What a stranded carrier, a lettuce outbreak, a burning robot, and a broken CIA have in common, and why you only find out what you cut once something breaks.
