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Trump’s big marijuana move

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: The Trump administration is loosening restrictions on …

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Trump’s cruel plan for Afghan refugees, briefly explained

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Virginia voters just handed Democrats another win in the Great Redistricting Wars

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Why the Pentagon is dropping a flu vaccine mandate

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What happens when a tradwife has to put her money where her mouth is

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First time transgender individuals recruited as prison wardens in KP

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22 terrorists neutralised in KP's Khyber district: ISPR

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Democrats are winning the redistricting war — for now, anyway

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The wide-ranging fallout from the Supreme Court’s new terrorism decision, explained

The facts underlying Hencely v. Fluor Corporation, a case the Supreme Court handed down on Wednesday, are horrible and tragic. During a 2016 Veterans Day celebration on Bagram Airfield, a US military base in Afghanistan, a suicide bomber named Ahmad Nayeb det…

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Why are states unleashing millions of these fish?

Every year, federal and state wildlife agencies in the US breed millions of fish and release them into the wild, all for fishers to catch. They do this because many ecosystems no longer support the thriving fish populations they once did, due to dams, polluti…

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The war in Iran didn’t end; it became something new

Are the US and Iran on the verge of a full peace agreement — or a return to all-out war? On the one hand, President Donald Trump has told multiple reporters in recent days that Iran has effectively agreed to all US conditions and that talks are going well, wi…

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Is “time confetti” ruining parenthood?

The idea that you need to save up a certain amount of money before having kids is so common it can feel almost like a moral law. But it isn’t, and I said as much recently when a reader wrote in to my advice column asking if she’s too poor to have a baby. I […

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Israel’s critics are winning the battle for the Democratic Party

The politics of Israel have shifted inside the Democratic Party — and staunch defenders of the Jewish nation are growing scarcer and scarcer. On Wednesday, 40 out of 47 Democratic senators voted to block a military sale to Israel — far higher opposition than…

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Pete Hegseth’s spiritual leader explains his radical faith

War is nothing new for America — but the way Pete Hegseth talks about it is. President Donald Trump’s secretary of defense often styles the US’s actions in Iran as being blessed by God. As being holy. He likened the recovery of a downed Air Force member in Ir…

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How to make unemployment suck a little less

When I was laid off from my role as an editor for a magazine in late 2024, logically, I knew what I was supposed to think: Don’t tie your self-worth to a job. After all, it’s just a job. While I did my best to believe that optimistic mantra, most days — and …

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Security forces neutralise two members of Fitna Al Khawarij in Bannu: ISPR

Kharji Ring leader Waheedullah was amongst the most wanted terrorists for his active involvement in numerous terrorist activities including Shahadat of security forces' personnel and innocent civilians

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Is the Strait of Hormuz really open?

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: Iran says the Strait of Hormuz is open — but there’s n…

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How Americans really feel about immigration

Immigration enforcement was once one of President Donald Trump’s strongest issues, driving his victories in the 2016 and 2024 presidential contests. But these days, most Americans seem to hate just about everything Trump’s administration has done to actually …

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The Iran war isn’t hitting your grocery bill — yet

The aorta of the global energy economy has been clogged for more than a month now. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz — the narrow waterway connecting the Gulf oil producers to global markets — has throttled worldwide energy production and driven up the pri…

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Westminster International School celebrates A-Level graduates at graduation ceremony

The event brought together students, parents, faculty, and distinguished guests, including the school’s CEO, Raheel Sajjad Khan, and entrepreneur Gull Zeba, founder of Redmarker and Executive Member of the RCCI

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No, AI is not the end of the world

In 1964, science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke predicted that computers would overtake human evolution.“Present-day electronic brains are complete morons, but this will not be true in another generation,” he told the BBC. “They will start to think, and even…

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JD Vance had a vision for the world. Trump is wrecking it.

This past week has been a disaster for Vice President JD Vance. He embarked on two foreign adventures — campaigning for Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and leading peace negotiations with Iran — that ended in total failure. Orbán lost by an enormous mar…

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Punjab Government introduces new investment opportunity in real estate through Stamp Law Amendment

Under the new policy, for a period of twelve months, only a 1% stamp duty and 0.1% service charges will be applicable on assignable conveyance documents,