Inside Wyndham Clark’s US Open Win Fans Struggled to Embrace
Wyndham Clark’s second US Open title showcased a rebuilt game and resolve, even as he lifted the trophy without the full approval of the galleries.
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What the Supreme Court’s Louisiana v Callais ruling means for voting rights
A Reddit Q&A with Guardian reporters explored how the Louisiana v Callais ruling reshapes the Voting Rights Act and what options remain for voters.
U.S. Moves to Strip Citizenship From 17 People in Major Fraud Crackdown
The Trump administration is launching what officials call the largest-ever push to denaturalize citizens accused of fraud, targeting 17 people.
Oman Holds Line on Ties With Iran Despite US Pressure Over Hormuz
Muscat is resisting US calls to downgrade relations with Tehran after Iranian attacks, testing Oman's balancing role at the Strait of Hormuz.
US moves to block Nvidia AI chip shipments to Chinese customers
Washington has taken a step toward halting Nvidia’s AI chip exports to Chinese firms, tightening controls on a key technology link.
Air France Flight to Detroit Diverted to Montreal Over Ebola Restrictions
An Air France flight from Paris to Detroit was diverted to Montreal after U.S. officials raised concerns about a passenger recently in Congo.
How Black mushroom hunters are reshaping who belongs in US forests
A growing group of Black foragers is finding food, community and a new relationship to land through mushrooms—while challenging who is seen as an expert.
Philadelphia’s 3rd District Tests Democratic Rift After 2024 Shock
In the nation’s bluest House district, Democrats weigh a challenge to party orthodoxy in a race some compare to New York’s ‘Mamdani moment’.
Supreme Court Opens Door for Injury Suit Against Freight Broker
A unanimous ruling lets an injured motorist sue a major logistics broker over a truck crash, raising questions about legal risk in modern freight networks.
Why Banned Non‑Fiction Books in U.S. Schools Just Doubled
A new PEN America report finds non-fiction bans in U.S. schools have doubled, with books on activism and social movements heavily targeted.
How ‘The Middle’ Still Defines Jimmy Eat World — And Why That Matters
A candid look back at Jimmy Eat World’s defining hit shows how one song can anchor a band’s identity and its uneasy relationship with nostalgia.
Senate Moves to Overturn Mining Ban Near Minnesota Wilderness
A 50–49 Senate vote targets a 20-year mining moratorium near the Boundary Waters, raising questions about what happens next.
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