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National Guard soldiers in front of a parked Humvee giving directions to a tourist on an empty Washington D.C. street near the Capitol.
Politics

National Guard Floods DC to Stop Crime Wave Stats Say Isn’t Happening

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A federal office desk with a crooked world map, deportation forms, and a digital countdown clock reading six hours.
Politics

ICE Cuts Deportation Notice to Six Hours, Destination to Be Determined by Whichever Country Picks Up

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A B-2 stealth bomber silhouetted at night above a desert facility with rising smoke columns, lit orange from below.
Politics

Trump Launches Surprise Iran Strikes He’s Been Telegraphing for Eleven Straight Days

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A conference room whiteboard with 'Twelve-Day War' written across it in marker, beside two binders labeled DAYS 1-12 and OOPS.
Politics

Twelve-Day War Kicks Off on Schedule; White House Already Drafting Day 13 Victory Statement

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The Constitutional Court of Korea in Seoul, with news cameras and a small crowd gathered outside on the day of the ruling.
Opinion

South Korea Removed a President This Morning. We Can’t Even Remove a Library Book.

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A state compliance inspector files a child's crayon drawing of a rainbow into a manila evidence folder inside an empty elementary school classroom.
Politics

Utah Bans Pride Flags From Schools and Government Buildings, Dispatches Inspector to Seize Second-Grader’s Crayon Rainbow

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A dim military intelligence operations room with partially powered-down map displays and an unoccupied analyst workstation.
Politics

Trump Ends Ukraine Intelligence Pause, Tells Kyiv Russia ‘Got a Little Head Start, But That’s the Fun of It’

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An empty Oval Office with two armchairs askew in front of the Resolute Desk and papers scattered on the rug, late afternoon light through gold curtains.
Politics

Trump, Vance Spend Oval Office Meeting Teaching Zelenskyy the Magic Word, Then Kick Him Out for Saying It Wrong

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An empty conference ballroom stage set for a political keynote, with flags, a lectern, and rows of folding chairs under theatrical lighting.
Opinion

CPAC Used to Be Where the Fringe Auditioned. Now It’s Where the Cabinet Reports Back.

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An open hardcover book and leather binder on the reception desk of an FBI-style government lobby, long shadows across marble.
Politics

Kash Patel Sworn In as FBI Director, Begins First Day by Cross-Referencing To-Do List Against the Index of His Own Book

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