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Baby’s eye birthmark linked to two disorders—then came the backlash
Opposing Views says this story first made news in July 2022. Citing the New York Post, the outlet reports that Brooke Atkins, 33, in Australia sought laser treatment for her infant son Kingsley’s port-wine stain after doctors diagnosed him with glaucoma and Sturge-Weber syndrome. Doctors linked the eye-area mark to serious conditions According to Opposing…
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Trump DC mission sees another arrest: soldier charged over unlicensed pistol
AP-reviewed records and a Park Police statement say an Oklahoma National Guard member deployed to Washington was charged with carrying a pistol without a license after a traffic stop.
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Disney Boss Won’t Commit to Kimmel’s Return amid Late-Night Squeeze
At Bloomberg’s Screentime conference, Disney’s Dana Walden declined to say if Jimmy Kimmel will remain at ABC beyond his current deal and described late night as a tough business.
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UC Davis: Support for Political Violence Fell—But Not for MAGA?
A UC Davis research center reports a broad decline from mid‑2025 to mid‑2026, while one movement’s metrics moved the other way on several measures.
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Deportation is civil, not criminal—why that matters for kids
Federal law treats deportation as a civil process with no government-paid counsel—even for minors—while UNHCR and DHS flag serious safety risks. A disputed claim says funding for children’s legal help was cut in 2025–2026.
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ICE Told to Ease Non-Criminal Arrests—Then Trump Nixed It
Fox News says ICE field offices got verbal guidance to pull back on non-criminal arrests—then it was rescinded within hours. Trump told Fox there’s been no change to enforcement priorities.
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Wall Street Banks Finance Both Sides Of America’s AI Race With China
LSEG data reported by Reuters show major U.S. banks steering billions to Chinese AI and chip firms in 2026 under Treasury carveouts—while U.S. companies pile on AI-related debt at home.
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Why ‘Huckleberry Finn’ Is Back at the Center of America’s Classroom Censorship Fight
Retired Air Force Col. Rob Maness argues that dropping or sanitizing Mark Twain’s novel does not protect students from history — it keeps them from confronting it.
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Trump’s Gracie Mansion Sit-Down With Zohran Mamdani Revives a Political Rivalry With an Unexpected Warm Streak
The president is set to meet New York City’s democratic socialist mayor Monday, according to officials, after a campaign season marked by sharp attacks and unexpectedly cordial moments.
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One day before it took effect, Illinois’ assisted‑suicide law hit a wall
A federal judge has blocked the State of Illinois from enforcing its new assisted‑suicide law against several Roman Catholic plaintiffs while their lawsuit proceeds, according to a report and a release from the law firm representing them. Who’s protected, and when the order landed The Western Journal reported that U.S. District Judge Franklin Valderrama issued…
