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The House overwhelmingly approved a major military spending bill

The U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday approved a sweeping fiscal year 2026 defense appropriations bill that would provide approximately $839 billion in funding for the Department of Defense, advancing one of the most consequential pieces of legislation shaping U.S. military priorities in the coming year. Passed by a wide bipartisan margin, the bill now [...]

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Mayor Jacob Frey says the city is facing

Minneapolis has found itself at the center of a rapidly escalating conflict that city leaders now say cannot continue in its current form. Mayor Jacob Frey, speaking publicly on Thursday, described the situation facing the city as “impossible” and warned that the circumstances created by ongoing federal immigration enforcement actions are “not sustainable.” His remarks [...]

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Sovereignty on Ice: How the Greenland Dispute Sparked a Transatlantic Reckoning

Greenland, Transatlantic Tensions, and the Resurgence of Geopolitical Contestation Europe rarely reacts in perfect unison. When it does, the moment often reflects a crisis that strikes at the core of the continent’s collective identity, sovereignty, and security. Historically, such episodes have been rare because Europe is composed of states with deeply divergent interests, political cultures, [...]

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