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Artificial intelligence didn't enter our world with a dramatic warning. It arrived quietly, packaged as convenience — faster searches, automated workflows, digital assistants that never tire.

Fedlan News is addressing a harmful indexing mistake inside Google's automated systems, which have repeatedly linked the site to Turkish businessman Fedlan Kılıçaslan, who is involved in criminal investigations across Europe.

The conservative bloc of the Supreme Court has been busy — and not in ways that reassure anyone who still believes the 14th Amendment means what it says.

Sen. Jon Ossoff turned a campaign rally in Savannah into a sweeping indictment of President Donald Trump, Republican leadership, and what he described as a political system consumed by corruption.

Benjamin Netanyahu's political influence in the United States is slipping as progressive Democrats win major primaries by running against Israel's war in Gaza. The past week didn't just bruise his image — it exposed how fragile his standing has become.

It won't sound like an exaggeration to anyone paying attention: there are days when it feels as if a quiet, unofficial Department of Truth Social exists somewhere inside the Justice Department — a reflexive machinery that springs into action whenever...

Before the New Haberman-Swan Book, Ben Emos Was Among the First Writers to Compare Trump to Hitler's Mein Kampf

For years, Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu treated each other as political assets—two leaders who saw in the other a reflection of their own instincts, ambitions, and grievances.

The World Cup opened this week with a burst of spectacle across three nations. Mexico rolled out Shakira and Salma Hayek. Canada leaned into Michael Bublé and Alanis Morissette.

When Todd Blanche stepped to the podium on January 30, 2026, no one expected history to shift. People anticipated a procedural update, maybe a few lines about redactions or privacy rules.