The national security threats behind today's headlines, decoded for citizens who need to understand what's coming and what they can do about it.
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The debt crossed the mark Wednesday, months ahead of schedule. The government is not the one who pays it down. You are, on your mortgage, your Social Security check, and your kid’s student loan.
Half of America's Patriot and THAAD interceptors are gone after seven weeks fighting Iran — and Taiwan's chip supply sits behind what's left.
The argument over when life deserves protection now meets a harder test: what government owes after birth.
Three explanations compete to explain the post-Dobbs expansion. The evidence does not support them equally.
After Dobbs, fetal personhood is moving the fight beyond abortion—and into forced surgery, miscarriage prosecution, IVF, and the legal power of the state over a pregnant woman’s body.
State regulators are reviewing a median 14 percent rate increase for 2027, on top of premium payments that already jumped an average of 58 percent this year.
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Six days after the Supreme Court struck down his first birthright citizenship order, Trump signed two E.O.'s letting State Department and Homeland Security officials decide who counts.
The executive order signed Monday cuts the universal childhood vaccine list from 18 diseases to 11 and pushes toward splitting the MMR shot into three separate visits.
New economic analysis shows tariffs are functioning as a hidden consumption tax, hitting hardest on the exact categories, electronics, clothing, and school supplies, that families are buying right now
A new federal analysis shows student loan defaults hit an all-time record this year after the administration killed the cheapest repayment plan.
