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Trump's Ballroom Fight Could Make Courts Rethink 'National Security' Deference

Appealing to national security is not a "get-out-of-law-free card," a federal court ruled last week.

Reason

Border Patrol Saves America From Canadian Trucker Delivering Goods in New Mexico

What kind of country would America be if people were freely allowed to peacefully deliver goods that had been consensually bought and sold?

Reason

Rural Hospital Closures Slowed This Year While Individual Services Kept Disappearing

New federal cost report analysis puts 720 rural hospitals at risk of closing, even as whole hospital closures slow and service lines keep ending.

Medical Daily

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Journal of Free Speech Law: "Milton, Mill, and (Maybe) Aristotle on Why Hearing Horrible Speech Makes You a Better Person," by Andrew Koppelman

The article is here; here's the part of the Introduction that summarizes the core of the argument: How do you… The post Journal of Free Speech Law: "Milton, Mill, and (Maybe) Aristotle on Why Hearing Horrible Speech Makes You a Better Person," by Andrew Koppelman appeared first on Reason.com.

Reason

Nigeria’s border closure failed to stop smuggling. Here’s why

Border closures don’t always produce the intended objectives. The idea is usually to control illegal movements and prohibited goods, lessen informal trade, reinforce customs operations, and regain control of national borders. But history shows that in cases as diverse as England, the Asante Kingdom, the US and colonial Nigeria/Benin, stiffer…

The Conversation

'Is she getting electrocuted?' The real reason the woman behind Trump wouldn't stop nodding

A woman's constant nodding during a presidential signing event sparked online speculation. The internet quickly developed theories about electric shocks controlling her movements. Jayme Franklin, a conservative media figure, was identified as the woman in question. She clarified that her natural restlessness was due to her pregnancy. This simple explanation…

The Economic Times

ICE Is Spending Another $10 Million on Rapid DNA Tests as Its Genetic Database Expands - REPORT

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is spending another $10 million on rapid DNA testing technology for agents in the field, adding a new layer to an already massive expansion of DNA collection from people caught up in the immigration system.

Latin Times

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Two US Lawmakers Want to Revoke Motorcycle Helmet Laws For People They Don't Represent

Two US lawmakers have introduced legislation that would repeal the District of Columbia's mandatory motorcycle helmet law. They do not represent the constituents of Washington D.C., though.

RideApart

Don’t trust the name on the PAC

Political action committees are responsible for nearly two-thirds of all federal election funding, with about US$6.3 billion raised and $4.8 billion spent since January 2025. But their outsized political influence does not just come from their wallets. It’s also generated from their names.

The Conversation

7 Expenses Couples Forget to Recalculate When One Spouse Retires First

Retirement planning gets surprisingly complicated when two spouses don’t leave the workforce at the same time. One paycheck disappears, but many household expenses don’t simply...

Saving Advice

‘Unrig the economy for working people’: the California candidate who wrote updated labor laws

Marni von Wilpert helped draft Protecting the Right to Organize act, and now wants work toward implementing it

The Guardian - US

Why Do Americans Support the Death Penalty, Despite Wrongful Convictions?

Reformers need to take into account people’s fear of crime and human predators.

Reason

Drug-Resistant Candida Auris Reaches 27 States as CDC Surveillance Count Hits 3,437 for the Year

CDC provisional data show 3,437 Candida auris cases in 27 states through July 25. California and Texas account for the largest share of the total.

Medical Daily

Universities are buying and selling property for data centers, prompting concerns about an AI brain drain

The George Washington University recently sold its Virginia campus to Amazon, and The University of Michigan proposed a new $1.2 billion data center development.

Fortune

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Trump told Ukraine it had no cards. Then Kyiv took the war to Russia

Ukraine has intensified long-range drone and missile strikes deep inside Russia, targeting oil infrastructure, defence facilities and air defences as Kyiv seeks to shift the war’s dynamics. The campaign has strengthened Zelenskyy’s standing with Trump but faces limits, including Russian counterattacks, air-defence shortages, costly operations and uncertainty over Putin’s willingness…

Medical Daily

A Stalled Senate Bill Would Add $833 a Month for Veterans Who Need Daily Help

H.R. 6047 would add $833.33 monthly for veterans receiving VA aid and attendance allowances. It passed the House and is stuck in the Senate.

Bangkok Post

Foreign aid needs reform, not sudden demolition

Foreign aid is shrinking, but it is not disappearing. Even after the sharpest annual decline on record, OECD donors still provided $174.3 billion (5.75 trillion baht) in assistance in 2025. This includes $29 billion from the United States, despite the slashing of 83% of US Agency for International Development (USAID)…

Bangkok Post

No state killing

Re: "Down with the death penalty?", ( BP, Aug 9).

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Medical Daily

Medicaid Frailty Rules Ask What a Patient Can Do, but Claims Data Only Show a Diagnosis

Medicaid frailty exemptions must be verified from claims data first, but billing codes record diagnoses, not function. Here is where the gap falls.

The Free Financial Advisor

What to Know About IRS Notice Mistakes That May Turn a Small Tax Issue Into a Bigger Bill

An IRS notice can turn an ordinary Tuesday into a frantic hunt for old tax returns, bank statements, W-2s, and that one folder mysteriously labeled “Important Stuff.” The good news: a tax notice does not automatically mean the IRS has the final word, and a mistake in a notice does…

The Independent UK

Why California is failing to build the homes it needs

Less than a third of California cities and counties are on track to meet their housing targets

Medical Daily

States Have Until October to Commit the First $10 Billion of a Rural Health Fund

States must obligate first-year Rural Health Transformation funds by October, and rollout across the country has been sharply uneven.

International Business Times UK

Trump's 'Zapper' Aide Theory Goes Viral as Trolls Claim She Wakes 'Sleepy Don' With a Button on Her Stomach

A viral clip suggests a White House aide 'zaps' Trump awake during events, sparking conspiracy theories despite no evidence. The internet remains captivated by the ongoing narrative.

The Conversation

A social media ban for Canadian kids sounds simple, but Bill C-34 has major limitations

Introduced in June 2026 by Canadian Culture Minister Marc Miller, Bill C-34 would ban social media for users under 16.

International Business Times UK

Donald Trump UFO Conspiracy: Covert Texas Operations Allegedly Using Bizarre 'Psionic Summoning' Tech

The Donald Trump UFO conspiracy involves alleged secret UAP operations in Texas, with claims of military involvement and restricted airspace.

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