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Trump takes aim at childhood vaccines

This story appeared in The Logoff, a daily newsletter that helps you stay informed about the Trump administration without letting political news take over your life. Subscribe here. Welcome to The Logoff: President Donald Trump is trying to revise the childho…

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Israel can afford to lose US aid

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Why progressives are backing off “Woke 1”

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“It’s the fitness space’s Eras Tour”: How Hyrox became the exercise cult of the moment

Exercise can be a humbling experience. A simple push-up can debase the most dignified humans, transforming them into helpless little halibuts, unable to unmoor their bellies from the floor. Squats and lunges can leave their victims crouching like tiny goblin…

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I have to be honest about something that is a great source of personal shame: I am really, really bad at taking time off of work. Despite working at a company with unlimited PTO, the last time I took a weeklong vacation was about a year ago, making me a walki…

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The strange reason flu shots have been so hard to improve

On August 5, 2025, the Department of Health and Human Services canceled 22 mRNA vaccine projects worth roughly $500 million and told the country it would stop investing in the technology that had brought us life-saving Covid vaccines. Health Secretary Robert …

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Is the US running out of missiles?

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A socialist candidate criticized Thanksgiving — and unearthed a deeper debate on the left

Francesca Hong is the frontrunner to win the Democratic nomination for governor of Wisconsin next week. If she goes on to win the general election, she’ll become the first democratic socialist governor in American history. But, when Bernie Sanders, the most …

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What an Abdul El-Sayed win means for Muslim voters

The acrimonious Democratic primary contest in Michigan is over: Dr. Abdul El-Sayed will move on to face the Republican former Rep. Mike Rogers this November for a must-win seat in controlling the US Senate. Al-Sayed’s victory, as the first Muslim major-party …

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Security forces kill 10 khwarij in KP: ISPR

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How a fringe idea about race took over the Supreme Court

Last June, in a case that effectively guaranteed one of Alabama’s Black Democratic members of Congress would be replaced by a white Republican, the Supreme Court used a single word that delighted movement conservatives and made many longtime civil rights advo…

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The case for turning golf courses into affordable housing

Maybe it was never a great idea to build so many golf courses in the desert. But in the 1990s, when Tiger Woods mania was at its peak, Las Vegas went on a fairway construction spree, dotting the city with dozens of pristine, water-gobbling green oases, most w…

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PSDF, BISP partner to equip vulnerable youth with skills and employment opportunities

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The DSA has had unprecedented success. It also has serious internal divisions.

It’s been quite a year for the Democratic Socialists of America. They got one of their own, Zohran Mamdani, elected mayor of New York City. They’ve taken down congressional incumbents in New York and Colorado. Their membership has soared to 120,000 dues-payin…

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Organic chicken costs on average more than twice as much as conventional chicken, and people buy it in part because they believe that the animals are given a much better life. If you’re one of those people, maybe you envision a small farm where flocks of hea…