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The strange grief of not wanting kids

Mingaile Kieraite remembers what it felt like observing those close to her become parents. As family members shared updates on their pregnancies and friends dragged her to kid-friendly events, she began to feel isolated, as if she wasn’t being let into an exc…

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How Christians can fight back against Christian nationalism

Are we on the precipice of a white Christian nationalist takeover? The author and religion scholar Robert P. Jones sure feels like we’re close. “This is our 1933,” he writes in his new book, referencing the year that Weimar Germany fell to a Nazi takeover. P…

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Republicans ask the Supreme Court to give them a huge discount on ad spending

The Republican Party is once again asking the Supreme Court to change the rules governing US elections in order to make it easier for GOP candidates to prevail in future elections. And this Court, with its 6-3 Republican majority, will likely give the GOP wha…

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PSDF, NOWPDP sign MoU to promote inclusive vocational training for Persons with Disabilities (PWDs)

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The world is whiffing on its biggest climate goal

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How to survive a national debt scare

The national debt hasn’t been a major issue in the 2026 midterms. But perhaps it should be. As of last month, the United States is in debt to the tune of $40 trillion. That’s 12 zeros, which averages out to about $116,000 per American. It’s enough that even …

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The moderates’ plan to slow Hasan Piker has already worked

Welcome to The Midterms, Actually. Every week I’ll be writing about two things: one big idea or trend I see forming across the 2026 primaries, and one thing I’m hearing from a voice on the ground. You can sign up here to get it in your inbox every week. Let’s…

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The data centers are winning

In the United States, building a data center now polls roughly as well as abolishing the police. If current trends continue, server warehouses may soon be less popular with Americans than pizza topped with pineapple and shattered glass. In an August survey fr…

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Can synthetic cells save the world?

Associate professor Kate Adamala has been busy. Her lab at the University of Minnesota takes chemicals and dead, isolated biological parts — like DNA, membranes, ribosomes — and puts them together into “synthetic” cells to see if they will come to life…or at …

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The US beef industry wants America to slaughter wild horses for meat

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