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Virgina Wants Reckless Drivers to Install In-Car Speed Limiters

Being able to drive is a necessity in most of America, and having a car is a requirement for many of us. Breaking the law behind the wheel, though, can jeopardize that privileged opportunity and one’s ability to get to work, with state governments capable of revoking licenses for some…

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Immigrants and Allies Are Using Social Media To Report ICE Sightings And Help Each Other Avoid Enforcement

Immigrants and allies are taking over social media to warn their undocumented neighbors about local deportation and ICE sightings

Latin Times

Americans are beginning to fear dissent. That’s exactly what Trump wants

Attacks on the pillars of civil society are chilling speech. But American democracy was built on criticism

The Guardian - US

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‘Revenge is his number one motivation’: how Trump is waging war on the media

The president – who believes he has been treated unfairly by the press – is squeezing the media in different ways than his first term

The Guardian - US

Trump seeks even more aggressive tariffs to fundamentally transform US economy and eyes a single universal duty, report says

Intense discussions are ongoing ahead of April 2, which Trump has billed as "Liberation Day," when his next batch of tariffs will be unveiled.

Fortune

Here’s how much Trump may slash the workforce in various agencies - and the impact it can have

Despite the cuts, the proposed savings by firing federal workers barely puts a dent in the $1.8 trillion Trump and Musk want to save

The Independent UK

Acts of anticipatory obedience ramp up

Why the press is ramping up its acts of anticipatory obedience to the Trump regime

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Waymo’s Robotaxis Racked Up $65,000 In Fines Just In San Francisco

Waymo’s robotaxis have been roaming the streets of several cities in the United States for a few years now. They’re quite successful, too, with the company saying earlier this year that it is offering no fewer than 200,000 paid autonomous rides per week—double compared to last year.

InsideEVs

How to delete your 23andMe personal data and genetic sample as company files for bankruptcy

Experts are warning users to delete their 23andMe data as soon as possible

The Independent UK

The IRS could collect $500 billion less in tax revenue, report says, and the US may run out of cash in a few months without a debt-ceiling hike

An expected 10% revenue decline is due to changes in taxpayer behavior and President Donald Trump's cuts to the IRS, according to The Washington Post.

Fortune

IRS nears deal with Ice to share data of undocumented immigrants – report

Immigration officials could give names and addresses, raising concerns about Trump administration’s abuse of power

The Guardian - US

The New Yorker at 100: ‘We live in a world of misinformation ... a lack of verification. Our readers want what we do’

The venerable magazine is thriving and its long-time editor David Remnick tells us why a dedication to literate, conversation-provoking and veracious reportage has never been more vital

The Guardian - UK

Elon Musk’s dad touts billionaire’s friendships with his ‘Black servants’ as a kid

Errol Musk, Elon’s father, previously told a biographer he imported his emeralds from an unregistered mine because otherwise the “Blacks would take everything from you”

The Independent UK

Woman Shares Why AI Is Bad, Many People Call Her Out In The Comments

This woman is calling out generative AI for guzzling resources at an alarming rate. The post Woman Shares Why AI Is Bad, Many People Call Her Out In The Comments first appeared on Bored Panda.

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The Guardian - US

Trump administration plans for militarized border in New Mexico – report

Administration reportedly working to fulfill a conservative dream: create buffer zone to be occupied by US troops

Fortune

The true genius of Elon Musk is his 'subsidy harvesting strategy,' political science professor says

Musk is particularly skilled in collecting money from the government for his companies, Jeb Barnes, a University of Southern California professor, said. Now he’s in a political position where he could bolster that strategy.

The Conversation

Washington Post’s turnaround on its opinion pages is returning journalism to its partisan roots − but without the principles

Jeff Bezos, the world’s third-richest person and owner of The Washington Post, announced in February 2025 significant changes to the editorial pages of his Pulitzer-Prize winning newspaper.

The Guardian - UK

Whistleblower’s exposé of the cult of Zuckerberg reveals peril of power-crazy tech bros

Meta’s attempt to silence ex-employee Sarah Wynn-Williams has drawn attention to its work on stifling freedom of expression in China

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Legendary Sportswriter and Author John Feinstein Dies at 69

The longtime journalist wrote dozens of books.

Fortune

A 19-year-old who was reportedly fired from an internship for leaking internal information to competitors is now a DOGE 'senior advisor' in the State Department

Edward Coristine was most recently in his freshman year at Northeastern University, where he studied engineering.

The Guardian - US

Can the free press be saved?

It will take a new movement of responsible readers and benefactors to protect independent media

The Independent UK

Former Washington Post writer unveils rejected Bezos column that led to her resignation

Ruth Marcus also claimed that another column by the Post’s media critic that criticized Jeff Bezos’ opinion edict was also killed

Fortune

Former Meta says Mark Zuckerberg worked 'hand in glove' with Beijing

A former Meta director has accused the company of going to extreme lengths to gain access to the Chinese market.

The Independent UK

Washington Post columnist quits after her opinion piece criticizing owner Jeff Bezos is rejected

A columnist who has worked at the Washington Post since 1984 quit on Monday, after she said the publisher Will Lewis killed her column criticizing owner Jeff Bezos' edict that the newspaper's editorial section concentrate on issues of personal liberties and the free market

The Conversation

Russia’s economy is stagnating – but that won’t force it to end the war

In recent months, many western media commentators have suggested the Russian economy is in such serious trouble that President Vladimir Putin will soon have little choice but to end the war in Ukraine.

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