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Jordan Wells
Jordan Wells covers Pride, policy and the cultural arc with equal seriousness. Reports on legislation, films, and the writers reshaping queer narrative today.
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Communities clash over data center projects across the United States
Communities nationwide are uniting against data center expansions, sparking a new political fault line.
Edmonton Oilers juggle coaching drama and player moves before 2025-26 campaign
The Oilers juggle a hot‑button coaching hire, a contentious free‑agent signing and a revamped roster while aiming for a stronger start to…
Ecuadorian fishers left adrift after US raid on Don Rufo
US forces blew up an Ecuadorian fishing vessel, sparking controversy over joint anti‑drug raids and fishermen’s safety.
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White House removes CNN from presidential travel coverage
Trump denies CNN entry onto Air Force One, sparking a showdown with a reporter and a brief court‑ordered reprieve for the blocked…
Elon University hosts bestselling author David Brooks for fall ceremony
David Brooks will headline Elon University’s sold‑out Fall Convocation, sharing his take on culture, politics, and the search for meaning.
Housing collapse threatens Gaza residents amid harsh winter
Gaza families endure broken roofs and looming winter, with nowhere safe to shelter.
NAZA documentary uses soldiers’ testimonies to expose AI Gaza attacks
NAZA lifts the veil on AI‑driven Gaza strikes, showing how walls, checkpoints and distant screens turn tragedy into an invisible statistic.
Key outcomes from the lavish Trump-Xi meeting in D.C.
Trump and Xi finish a glossy three‑day summit, extending a trade pause while sparking debate over AI, Taiwan and future talks.
Apply now for Washington’s legislative internship with stipend and credit
Washington State Legislative Internship offers paid, full‑time experience for college juniors and seniors interested in public policy.
How historic federal-state clashes shape today’s environmental policy
Middlebury professor Christopher Klyza reveals how centuries‑old federal and state rules still stall climate and conservation efforts in his latest book.
Creepypasta adaptations
A journey from fan-made lore to cinema, exploring the adaptation process
Global AI risk talks heat up at US-China summit and UN
World leaders and tech CEOs confront a looming AI crisis as the US and China negotiate emergency safeguards.
Federal judge orders Trump to restore three outlets’ White House passes
A U.S. District Judge ordered the Trump administration to temporarily reinstate press badges for three news outlets after finding the ban lacked…
Trump orders warning signs after White House report on Smithsonian
Trump’s push to label the Smithsonian “woke” reignites a long‑running battle over how America’s story is told.
GOP blocks war powers resolution despite growing dissent
A tight Senate vote keeps the Iran conflict alive as a few GOP senators break ranks while public anger grows.