| Sep 16, 2026 | RoundupAffordability is a major theme of this year’s midterms, and for good reason. But whatever happens in November, harsh Medicaid cuts are already scheduled to go into effect after them. Last year’s so-called “Big Beautiful Bill” slashed Medicaid,...
| Sep 3, 2026 | RoundupThe late, great Dolly Parton was one of the few Americans in this polarized age to be praised — and claimed — all the way across the political spectrum. She was eulogized by Donald Trump, the Democratic Socialists of America, and virtually everyone in...
| Aug 26, 2026 | RoundupThis week in OtherWords, Chuck Collins sizes up the frantic warnings about “socialism” or “communism” coming from some pundits and politicians. It’s perfectly true, Chuck writes, that a new wave of self-described democratic socialists are...
| Aug 19, 2026 | RoundupOutrage over AI data centers is widespread, national, and transpartisan. Recently, Pennsylvania’s Democratic Governor Josh Shapiro and Texas’s Republican Governor Greg Abbott both signed executive orders limiting data centers in their respective states....
| Aug 12, 2026 | RoundupHundreds of U.S. communities have been embroiled in fights over Flock cameras, which can be used to track license plates as well as individuals across the country. As more stories emerge of errors by the cameras, abuses by the authorities who use them, and other...
| Jul 29, 2026 | RoundupThis week in OtherWords, Sonali Kolhatkar unpacks one of the most “explosive” issues in the news right now: that’s right, lettuce. Amid reports of “explosive diarrhea” resulting from tainted lettuce, many Americans are understandably...
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