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On Monday, the pope presented , his first major encyclical, devoted to “safeguarding the human person in the time of artificial intelligence.”

The federal government has become increasingly comfortable watching the public. It is far less comfortable being watched itself.

Construction has begun on an Ultimate Fighting Championship cage on the South Lawn of the White House for “UFC Freedom 250” on June 14.

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Even as Israel’s grip on Washington grows too obvious to ignore, Congress has found a way to make the relationship even harder to escape.

Last Thursday, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed a proposed $250 bill bearing President Donald Trump's face, presenting it as a possible tribute to America's semiquincentennial.

It is erupting at protests, county meetings, school board hearings, and rural town halls.

The lesson here is that each “emergency” teaches citizens to accept military presence as an ordinary tool of domestic governance.

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