Guantánamo Portraits: The Secret Photos Bridging Prison and Home
Amid a media blackout, Guantánamo portraits—taken through a Red Cross program—provide the only visual link between the last 15 detainees and their families.
U.S. News, World News
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Politics, U.S. News
Seattle’s Mayoral Showdown: Harrell vs. Wilson
The 2025 Seattle mayoral election features a generational clash between incumbent Bruce Harrell and challenger Katie Wilson, with the city’s future hanging in the balance.
Technology, U.S. News
Texas Floods Expose $7M Radio System Failure
A $7.5 million Motorola emergency radio system failed during the 2025 Kerr County floods, hampering rescue efforts and raising serious questions about public safety infrastructure.
Politics, U.S. News
Congress Fades as Trump Tightens Grip on Power
With the federal government shut down for over three weeks, Congress shows no urgency to act—ceding power to President Trump and sparking fears of institutional decline.
Education, U.S. News
Massapequa Schools Sue NY Over Trans Bathroom Policy
Massapequa School District sues New York State to enforce bathroom rules based on sex assigned at birth, reigniting national debate over transgender student rights.
Environment, U.S. News
Pentagon Delays PFAS Cleanup at 140 Military Bases
A bipartisan group of 36 lawmakers is demanding the Pentagon explain why it has delayed PFAS ‘forever chemical’ cleanup at nearly 140 military bases—some by up to 10 years.
Politics, U.S. News
White House East Wing Secrets Revealed
The White House East Wing isn’t just for tours—it’s the First Lady’s command center, a public gateway, and home to a secret emergency bunker.
Politics, U.S. News
Pelosi Backs Arrest of Federal Agents in California
Nancy Pelosi and San Francisco DA Brooke Jenkins say local police can arrest federal immigration agents who violate state law—sparking a high-stakes legal and political showdown.
Politics, U.S. News
Pentagon Launches ‘Next Gen’ Press Corps Amid Media Backlash
The Pentagon has formed a new ‘Next Generation’ press corps with dozens of reporters agreeing to controversial new reporting rules that major news organizations have rejected.
Politics, U.S. News
Trump’s Chicago ‘Blitz’ Backfires in Black Communities
Six weeks into Trump’s federal crime crackdown in Chicago, Black residents reject claims they asked for it, citing fear, mistrust, and minimal crime reduction.