Executive orders usually settle into a rhythm by the second year of most administrations. They set policy, direct agencies, and…
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In the Wuanita Swedlund case, there’s one detail that’s hard to get past. A federal inspector got pictures of a…
In June 2023, a man named Rocha went into a car dealership in Gqeberha, signed some papers, and then drove…
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The strangest thing about it is that the way it happened feels both scary and like it happened all the…
For some reason, reading a winter weather advisory in the last week of July is really confusing. Most of the…
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